After disassembling the upper part of the vehicle’s body, we proceed to visual inspection and determination of the actual condition of the chassis (vehicle frame or
front and rear suspension). The next stage is the disassembly and inventory of the suspension components and the creation of an archival photo before the restoration of the vehicle suspension. The main elements undergo a renovation process such as (sandblasting, removal of all old maintenance and varnish layers, and preparation for hard-powder coating. After the painting process, suspension elements such as steering, rocker’s arm, and Macpherson units are replaced with the replacement of all metal rubber and protective elements. adjustment of individual parts creating a new, restored vehicle chassis.
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