It is a story that repeats far too often: someone pays for a professional restoration, only to find it dragging on for years and tens of thousands of dollars with no end in sight. An Oklahoma father turned to a local investigative reporter after spending well over a hundred thousand dollars on his 1967 Ford F100.
His ordeal highlights the risks of entrusting a cherished project to the wrong shop. For enthusiasts dreaming of a dream build, the cautionary tale is a sobering reminder to vet restorers carefully before handing over both the keys and a small fortune.
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