"There are a ton of missing parts."
That puts adventure into restoration, but the way I think of it is as a way to improve - gives it a different way of looking at it.
What I am about to post sounds a little off-topic, but it really isn't.
I had a lifelong friend who passed away earlier this year. I met him when I was 3 or 4 years old - he was my uncle's age and was their friend. I only knew him by his nickname, "Strawberry" Of course because of his red hair. That man lived to restore old cars/hotrods professionally. Every generation around here knew and respected him.
My last interaction with him was early this spring. I sent him some tomato transplants that included some blue-when-ripe tomatoes. He was beyond excited to see them produce and taste them.
I had to stop typing for a few minutes.
A new color can be really good.
I don't have money, but maybe I can help you find some of those missing parts?
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