The second 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 in a workshop at his home at Woodlands Park at Wideopen near Newcastle and a piece of metal being cut and filed in a vice. The metal or wooden seating frame is then seen being put into place. The film changes to show the renovated car on show beside a garage and two small children playing on it. The...

The second 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 in a workshop at his home at Woodlands Park at Wideopen near Newcastle and a piece of metal being cut and filed in a vice. The metal or wooden seating frame is then seen being put into place. The film changes to show the renovated car on show beside a garage and two small children playing on it. The film begins in a workshop and a pair of hands cutting a piece of metal being held in place inside a vice. A file is then used to smooth down a rough edge. The film cuts to show various sections of a wood or metal frame of an AC Sociable vehicle laid against the wall. The film changes to show the frame being moved into position on the car chassis. [Blank] A general view shows the renovated AC Sociable parked outside beside a garage. A small boy pulls down the front section of the car and climbs on board. General views show him sitting or standing in the vehicle. Another small child sitting in the car helps the older boy shake the car making it move backward and forward. The film ends on views of the reconditioned Dunlop tyres on the vehicle.