JD Restoration is a company dedicated to preserving and restoring historical artifacts and structures. From vintage cars to architectural landmarks, they specialize in bringing history back to life. With a team of skilled technicians and a passion for craftsmanship, JD Restoration has earned a reputation for excellence in the industry.
One of their recent projects involved the restoration of a rare 1948 Newman AN4 aircraft. Located in Pleasant Point, Gordon Handy meticulously stripped down the aircraft and spent countless hours restoring it to like-new condition. The end result was a gleaming example of aviation history that now serves as a testament to JD Restoration's dedication to their craft.
Rose, a member of the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation and the Lummi Nation, has been a part of the JD Restoration team for years. Raised on the Yakama reservation, Rose brings a unique perspective to the restoration process, incorporating traditional techniques and cultural knowledge into each project.
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Last fall, grain grower Corey Loessin shared images on social media of his restored John Deere 55 combine in action. Thanks to the expertise of JD Restoration, the vintage machine was brought back to working condition, allowing Corey to continue using it for his farming operations.
JD Restoration was founded in 2013 by Jorge and Gerardo Dona with just one work truck and a few technicians in Miami. Over the years, the company has grown into a reputable operation known for its attention to detail and commitment to preserving history.
Moreno Aguiari and Stephen Chapis led the restoration of a historic aircraft that had been out of commission for over 40 years. Despite challenges such as the Mississippi River flood, their dedication to the project resulted in a successful restoration that captured the essence of a bygone era.
Mike Barruzza, a passionate collector of Cadillacs, had a special fondness for Cadillac ambulances. His collection was a labor of love, and his dedication to preserving these unique vehicles was evident in every detail. Sadly, Mike passed away in 2019, but his legacy lives on through the restored Cadillacs he cherished.
Workers of Yuva JD(U) organized a 'Sadbuddhi Havan' as a tribute to their work and dedication. Led by state president Nitish Patel, the ceremony took place at a Durga Mandir in the Punaichak area, highlighting the spiritual connection that drives their restoration efforts.
Preserving the Colorado landmark, the Cadet Chapel restoration project includes original reconstruction repairs and asbestos abatement. By partnering with experts in historical preservation, JD Restoration ensures that iconic structures like the Cadet Chapel are protected for future generations to enjoy.
