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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
Jensen Healey
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aeronca65t
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You done good!
(*Another* JH project? You have more than one?)
(*Another* JH project? You have more than one?)
Jim Weatherford
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Tell us more... When you consider only slightly less than 15% of the cars produced are registered and on the road today, everyone that is rebuilt and/or refurbished is a blessing to the JH crowd. I just purchase JH Vin# 13046 and I couldn't be happier.
tony barnhill
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Friend of mine in Huntsville, AL has 2 of them in addition to his 6 Lotus...1 is a rusty parts car, 1 he drives quite frequently....solid, restorable JH's are hard to find even for me! So, congrats - you did good
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Give us some photos of your "new" JH!