The first of two amateur film made by Raymond James Paiton showing him working to restore a three-wheeled AC Sociable car bought in a scrapyard as part of a restoration project. The film begins with Raymond in his workshop at his home at Woodland Park, Wideopen near Newcastle where he is filmed removing a section of panelling and polishing the fender. General views follow showing work being done on the car’s chassis and wheel axles. Inside a museum Raymond takes down details of a car on...

The first of two amateur film made by Raymond James Paiton showing him working to restore a three-wheeled AC Sociable car bought in a scrapyard as part of a restoration project. The film begins with Raymond in his workshop at his home at Woodland Park, Wideopen near Newcastle where he is filmed removing a section of panelling and polishing the fender. General views follow showing work being done on the car’s chassis and wheel axles. Inside a museum Raymond takes down details of a car on display there followed by more views of the vehicle being worked on and the finished frame sitting outside. The film begins with a pair of men’s hands removing a panel from a vehicle followed by a sander being used to polish a car fender.  A metal chassis rests against a brick wall and a man paints it with protective paint. Laid out on a white sheet are sections of a car wheel axle and a pair of hands putting each piece together. General view showing the frame and chassis of the AC Sociable without the tyres. [Blank] Inside a warehouse or museum full of vintage cars a man writes or draws details of another AC Sociable on display there. The film cuts back to the workshop and views of a section of the vehicle frame resting against a wall. Outside a view of the car’s two-wheel axle now with tyres. Laid out on a table the car’s engine. The film ends outside again with views of the frame sitting on crates and two small children sitting in it.