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lbcspinners
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Hi to all!!
Completed my Big Healey restoration last year and it's now a true roller on the road!!
Firstly, many, many thanks to all those who've offered their know-how & advice on this Forum on what to do & what not to do when restoring a Big Healey, and ALSO to all those who work hard to make this British Car Forum a pertinent reality & very helpful site accessible to all of us die-hard LBC enthusiasts!! All of this combined saved me much pain [and $$$] many times over, and very much helped me making my restoration a success.
I also own a "on the road survivor" 1973 Harvest Gold MGB w/OD (I'm the 2nd owner), and a 1949 MG YT "waiting in the barn" i.e., to be restored...
Have a look below at my Big Healey.
CHEERS! ROBERT from Quebec City
Completed my Big Healey restoration last year and it's now a true roller on the road!!
Firstly, many, many thanks to all those who've offered their know-how & advice on this Forum on what to do & what not to do when restoring a Big Healey, and ALSO to all those who work hard to make this British Car Forum a pertinent reality & very helpful site accessible to all of us die-hard LBC enthusiasts!! All of this combined saved me much pain [and $$$] many times over, and very much helped me making my restoration a success.
I also own a "on the road survivor" 1973 Harvest Gold MGB w/OD (I'm the 2nd owner), and a 1949 MG YT "waiting in the barn" i.e., to be restored...
Have a look below at my Big Healey.
CHEERS! ROBERT from Quebec City
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