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Hi,

New owner of '59 Mk 1 3000 resto project. In Connecticut USA.

Pretty solid basis, but missing a number of parts.

If you're reading this and you would be interested in parting with any of these, please PM me.

Soft top frame and bow
Side curtains
Bumpers front and rear
Fuel tank
Rear lights and reflectors
Front turn lights
Trafficator/horn assembly
Oil water gauge (with capillary tube).

I’m also interested in :

BJ8 camshaft
BJ8 inlet manifold + pair of 2” HD8 AUD SUs



Thank you,

JohnM
 
Welcome aboard, John! Be sure to visit our Austin Healey forum here - it's very active and you will find all the camaraderie you can stand there!
 
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