While I am glad this worked out for you and these cars are going to be restored, those guys would be near the bottom of my list to have work on cars of such historical significance. Don't get me wrong, as I like watching them, but their primary motive is to minimize effort and $$$ put into the project to maximize turnaround speed and profit. Back in high school auto shop, we referred to a working style like theirs as "Mickey Mouse".

Thankfully they are much better than those clowns over at Desert Car Kings (for instance), but personally I wish these two cars were being restored by somebody like Scott Tiemann who would take the time and effort to do them right.