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Originally Posted by JasonD
It's not just myself working on the car. The entire family is working on it along with one of my father's employees so it gets worked on sporadically just about every day.
Turnaround time depends on the amount of work to be done and the condition of the car at the beginning. I give customers an estimated time of completion, but I'm not a guy who goes by a deadline usually. I'm not ever going to be like a Boyd Coddington who is throwing together a car at 3AM in the morning to make a photo shoot. That's not the way to build a car.
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I can tell by the amount of progress this is not a brother/sister operation alone. (This will be my last comment because I don't wish to take away from a good restoration thread) The fact remains the other cars you have on youre site are not progressing over the Judge's same term. Please understand, for those shopping for a good restoration shop the lack of new progress on your customers' cars over the same period would be a red flag IMO and leaves the existing customers scratching their heads.
All this being said, you are very talented and I will be following all youre photoed projects for they are a good resource for us hopefuls.