Top 6 Easiest Classic Cars To Restore

If you are looking to restore a classic car for the first time, know that it is a labor of love. Fully restoring a classic car can take around 1,000 hours at least.

One of the major challenges of restoration is finding replacement parts. There are so many pieces that you might need to replace, it can get overwhelming quickly. You may need to completely take the car apart and rebuild it. Especially if this is your first time working on a restoration project, you might want to start with something a bit more manageable.

Walter Gefrom is a Project Manager and Civil Engineer with a deep seated passion for restoring classic cars. His most recent project involved restoring a 1967 Ford Mustang convertible. Certain classic car models are easier to find replacement parts for than others. Today he shares the top 6 easiest classic cars to restore:

• Mustangs from 1964–1968
• 1964 Pontiac GTO
• Chevy Novas from 1968–1970
• Ford Falcons from 1964–1965
• Ford Model A from 1928–1931
• 1981 Pontiac Firebird