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Hello all! Thank you for the warm welcome on the general forum. I just inherited a 1963 3000 MK II in red from my late father. I have no experience in British cars so this is the start of a new journey. The car has sat for 25 years and is in need of a complete restoration. My intention is to restore and keep the vehicle so I will have something to pass to my children. I will post a picture once I figure out how. I look forward to meeting those who I can and enjoying our shared interests.
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Welcome to the forum !
Many of us also inherited our Healeys. Mine sat disassembled in my dad's garage for 25 years then he gave it to me and two years later I had it back together and on the road.
There are a lot of experienced folks that read this forum and most are glad to help you out. You can also learn a lot by using the search function of the forum.
Ed
Many of us also inherited our Healeys. Mine sat disassembled in my dad's garage for 25 years then he gave it to me and two years later I had it back together and on the road.
There are a lot of experienced folks that read this forum and most are glad to help you out. You can also learn a lot by using the search function of the forum.
Ed