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#1 New member in East Anglia
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2020 4:48 pm
by asdioufcido123
Hello,
This is the first post from a new member.
I'm at the stage of just about having stripped everything off my 3.8 FHC in what is likely to be the most thorough of recommissioning tasks.
Tips and advice on reassembly methods will be gratefully received in the coming months.
Rgds
S
#2 Re: New member in East Anglia
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2020 7:57 pm
by mgcjag
Hi Welcom to the forum...Im sure you will find it very usefull and helpefull. ....please try to put your name and car model in the signature area.....Steve
#3 Re: New member in East Anglia
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2020 9:44 am
by malcolm
Hi and welcome! You'll get all the help you need on here
#4 Re: New member in East Anglia
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2020 12:58 pm
by rswaffie
Hi and welcome,
I have completed a nut n bolt rebuild of a 63 fhc last year and there are many others (both ‘amateur’ and professional) who have done the same. So, plenty of help and photos available on this splendid site!
#5 Re: New member in East Anglia
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2020 10:08 pm
by asdioufcido123
Thanks Richard,
I'm not far down the coast from you in Lowestoft and my car is a few hundred after yours into the final run of the 3.8's.
Steven
#6 Re: New member in East Anglia
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2020 10:19 pm
by rswaffie
It would be great to see some pics of what you have - once you start the work, post them in the ‘Restoration Stories...’ section so we can follow your progress!
If you do a search in that section, you will see all the other 3.8 restorations which will both inspire, motivate and scare you in equal measure!
Are you planning to do the work yourself? Done this before?
#7 Re: New member in East Anglia
Posted: Thu Mar 18, 2021 5:43 pm
by asdioufcido123
Thanks for the direction. I'll take a look in the section you identify Richard.
I have done this type of thing before but it's been a matter of do it and let the pain diminish to a point where you forget about it some years latter and then stupidly do it again.
I'm not an enthusiastic internet user, I'm basically a level above wanting to exist in a log cabin as far from it's reach as possible so "posting pictures" is very unlikely however I'll try and be a participant and load up one or two.
Undertaking the work will be recreation. I obviously shall need to contract out certain elements most noticeably the paintwork and it's planned to have Bridge Classic do this once I can sort the other distractions I wish to conclude. Apart from that electrics, interior and window fitments are the only other aspects I expect to have done.
Rgds
Steven