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I would like to say hello, I'm new to the world of web forums so please forgive me if I mess this up. I'm in the third year of a restoration on a 1960 BN7. I've looked at some of the posts and decided to join as the info that is posted is outstanding. As I learn how to better use the site I will ask for and hopefully contribute infomation /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
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GregW
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Hi Krag,
Welcome! It’s a pretty good bet you’ll like the place, I do. I imagine we’ll be hearing quite a bit from you, at least ‘til the spring thaw. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cryin.gif The FAQ section above should give you some good tips. Also check out the knowledge base for stuff like attaching photos.
Welcome! It’s a pretty good bet you’ll like the place, I do. I imagine we’ll be hearing quite a bit from you, at least ‘til the spring thaw. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cryin.gif The FAQ section above should give you some good tips. Also check out the knowledge base for stuff like attaching photos.
aeronca65t
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Welcome Krag!
If you are able, don't forget to load a picture of your car in the "Photos" section.
How far along are you in your project?
If you are able, don't forget to load a picture of your car in the "Photos" section.
How far along are you in your project?
BlueRidge1
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Hi Krag, I am also a little over 2 years into restoring a 62 BN7, actually according to the numbers it's an early 61 but wasn't sold till 62 , so it's titled 62. Would like to see some pictures and I probably could ask you about a thousand questions myself. Have you got her running yet? Bob /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cheers.gif
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Hello krag50, welcome to the forum. I agree with what GregW says, it's agood place for info all you have to do is ask. I also have a 60 BN7, it is going through some minor refurbishment (taken 4 years so far). Regards, BUNDYRUM.
Thanks all. My Healey has been down to the last nut and bolt and is now going back together. I bought it three years ago and it hadn't been ran for 24 years(1982). It had been in storage after a rear-end collision. At this point all structural components, running gear and mechanicals have been restored and are installed. I'm putting the instrument panel back in and then I will run it to do final tweaking before adding the sheet metal panels and interior. I'll try and get some pictures posted in the next day or so.