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Hi all, looking forward to reading other LBC posts and learning as much as I can about these cars. Had a 76' Spitfire many years ago that developed some problems and I neither had the money, nor a proper space to work on the car, so I sold it. I just recently picked up a 66' Sprite that is in need of a complete restoration. Everything rebuilt, major bodywork, the whole shebang. I spent many years as a plant mechanic, welder, fabricator, electrician and I'm chomping at the bit to get going on this little car. It's 99% complete and original, except for later model seats. Thanks!
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Yes, it's all in one piece. I was worried it would be cobbled up at some point, but all the numbers match my heritage certificate, as well as the color and trim. I've been taking tons of photos and will do videos of the disassembly, so I can remember how it goes back together. At 57, I aint as sharp as I used to be.
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