Nice work!

My experience with these "all in one" wood filler are the same, good for small dings and dents. But if you have to fill a bigger damage, they new "bondo" is drying out maybe too quickly and you will get crack?s again. So you have to redo that 3-4x until its nice.
So I went the path like the other guys and bought a 2 component body filler ( bondo + hardener ) and the hardest part here is to just fill it the right size - otherwise you will spend some time sanding again

But looking at your pictures again, the "one fill" says up to 10 cm and it looks rly nice. It looks like thats a better product than I have bought.

And the metal parts are looking great again, btw that coin insertion looks unknown to me, maybe some italian one?

The pics....

Alright, I'm finally posting some updates about the beast...

Weel, there's not much to be done with the side arts... sadly, they've suffered too much   



Damn, that glue must've been strong! peeling off the sticker also tore off part of the wood surface.   



The wood on the rear edge got soaked where the sticker was missing, and now it?s so fragile it practically disintegrates on contact.



I'm going to use this rotten wood hardener. I've used it several times before, so I know it works!



I need to get a flat surface again, so I'm starting sanding with coarse grit.



Then another pass with finer sandpaper (400). You can clearly see the difference on the areas that have already been sanded. 



All done! rotten patch repaired, and it's now rock-solid like the rest of the wood!

126,- uff - I think I would have considered plexi glass, even if its not "original correct".

Sorry for being late to the party, but I had to say that I almost forgot how much I missed these roadtrips!!

Any news on the restoration?