Holden out hope

AFTER many years driving old cars my father treated himself to a new Holden station wagon on his 50th birthday. Unfortunately, he died soon after and didn't get to enjoy it. I now have it, but it is rusting away. I can't bring myself to trade it in as I know it would end up on the scrapheap, so I was wondering if there was a retired panelbeater who might be prepared to do the work, or maybe a trade school that could do it as a project for their apprentices?

WHY don't you contact the trade schools directly. If that doesn't work, perhaps you could advertise for a friendly retired panelbeater in the local newspaper, but don't expect it to be done for nothing.

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