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Hello all!
I'm new to this forum but have been messing about with a '59 frogeye for the past 40 years. My mother bought the frog as her daily driver in 1972 and drove me and my brother around in it (no seatbelts, pre-Canadian metric system). I learned to drive on it and then rebuilt it in my garage in the mid oughts and then let it sit for the past 7 years. I just put an aluminum radiator, electric fuel pump and an alternator (one of those Genernator critters from Bugeyeguy) on the basis that my daughter will start driving in a few years and it would be cool to drive grandma's car.
There are great threads on this forum and theyve helped me remember the tricks ive forgottent from when I was serious about this car 15 years ago
Cheers
I'm new to this forum but have been messing about with a '59 frogeye for the past 40 years. My mother bought the frog as her daily driver in 1972 and drove me and my brother around in it (no seatbelts, pre-Canadian metric system). I learned to drive on it and then rebuilt it in my garage in the mid oughts and then let it sit for the past 7 years. I just put an aluminum radiator, electric fuel pump and an alternator (one of those Genernator critters from Bugeyeguy) on the basis that my daughter will start driving in a few years and it would be cool to drive grandma's car.
There are great threads on this forum and theyve helped me remember the tricks ive forgottent from when I was serious about this car 15 years ago
Cheers
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