Since I still have to be at school till May 25th, that means my project is just going to have to wait till i'm done with school and back home. So the next best thing is to do research and being to plan the project, so that hopefully when I get back it will go smoothly.
I was doing some searching on the best way to document a restoration project and i found a lot of people say to take lots of pictures when you take the car apart which unfortunately for me cant happen since i bought the car already in pieces. This will make putting it back together a little difficult. But, i know that i am capable of doing it, or at least i'm confident (that's worth something right?)
After searching many forums i came upon a program called Classic Car Companion. The program helps you track the tear-down, restoration, and assembly of your car build project and is very simple to use. I experimented with the trial for some time and after talking to the developer he was kind enough to give me a free copy. But if you are looking for a way to stay organized with your project or projects I highly recommend looking into this program!
Classic Car Companion
