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I'm finally rolling up my sleeves and starting a "right proper" restoration.

 

I'll be calling on all of you for guidance, information and support.... especially Mr Arnett.... and of course parts!

 

Here is ground zero... coming into Canada a few years ago:

 

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Photos of the drive home from Maine to Nova Scotia

 

 

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Restoration Plan:

 

0. Disassemble and inspect everything.

1. Refresh as much as possible.

2. Measure, photograph, catalogue every nut, bolt, washer.

3. Plate all hardware

4. Plate all chrome

5. Take body to bare metal

6. Paint

8. Engine refresh (new seals, bearings, hone)

9. New rubber/seals where needed

10. Finish in less than a year for ZCON 2016

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