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1962 WDA Restoration
I just got through reading sfh074 Bud (Atlanta) post about his restoration of the 1962 WDA. I saw this machine before it had anything done to it. Now it seems that there has been a miracle in Bud's Garage. The pics he has posted are nothing short of amazing. His attention to the tiniest detail is worthy of the spyglass award. I know Bud's work personally. He took my 1963 Imperial's transmission apart, pick out all the broken and chewed up parts, replaced the parts needed, then in a case or two actually made the parts needed. His love and dedication to the restoration of vintage washers and dryers has no bounds. He is truly blessed to have such to have such a talents for appliance restoration.
I just got through reading sfh074 Bud (Atlanta) post about his restoration of the 1962 WDA. I saw this machine before it had anything done to it. Now it seems that there has been a miracle in Bud's Garage. The pics he has posted are nothing short of amazing. His attention to the tiniest detail is worthy of the spyglass award. I know Bud's work personally. He took my 1963 Imperial's transmission apart, pick out all the broken and chewed up parts, replaced the parts needed, then in a case or two actually made the parts needed. His love and dedication to the restoration of vintage washers and dryers has no bounds. He is truly blessed to have such to have such a talents for appliance restoration.