Horse Buggy Completed

[rleather]

Thank you, for sharing a beautifully restored piece of history that almost got away.

[rodneywt1180b]

Wow!  Beautiful work! 

[DomsLeather]

Very nice work. 

[WyattEarp]

Realy a great restoration. Amazing

[EdJ]

Thank you all for your comments.  It was a fun project as to learning how to do everything from the perspective of how did they do that 120 years ago without all the power tools we/I have today.  Some of you had requested some more detailed pictures of the process.  I am working on getting some of the pictures off my prior phone that had some problems.  Should have it resolved soon.

Also, I have no Idea what brand it is, but have seen others while researching things that appear to have the same axle layout and seat setup.

I have to thank this website for providing me a lot of information on sewing machines, skivers, thread, tips and techniques.  I have not sewn anything since 1975  skipping school and playing with my moms machine in the basement.  Ended up with a new Juki, off brand bell skiver and a button press in the shop.  Can never have enough tools.  

 

Ed

[Sheilajeanne]

2 minutes ago, EdJ said:

Can never have enough tools.  

Ain't it the truth!! 

Looking forward to more pictures! 

[Hags]

That is a serious project! And done very well too!

[EdJ]

Recovered all my photos from my dead phone 

Here is the buggy when I picked it up.

[Sheilajeanne]

As I said in my first post, you'd never think something that damaged could be restored AT ALL!  

[toxo]

1 hour ago, EdJ said:

Recovered all my photos from my dead phone 

Here is the buggy when I picked it up.

You my friend are a man of considerable patience and skill. I salute you.