1929PlymouthRestore

Hi there, A friend of mine recently moved a 1929 Plymouth to his property. It had belonged to an uncle since the 1960s who had restored some of it around that time. Since then it's essentially sat. He knows the engine is seized, but otherwise the car is mostly complete, just caked in dust and long sat. He asked for my help restoring it, and I have more free time than he does so I thought I'd get a jump on researching where to start. I've worked on 1960s and 1970s restoration projects before but nothing this old. Wooden spoke wheels and flatheads are a bit of an enigma to me at this point. Are there any great resources you all could recommend to have a better idea of where to start?