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Stan Kowznofski

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Greetings all,

Just signed up. I have a 1972 Midget which has been languishing in obscurity since 1985 when the transmission shred it's innards (the inspection sticker expired in August 1985). It lived in an unheated garage until spring of 2017 when it was finally moved to my new digs in Bellefonte, PA in hopes of being restored. The plan is to uie the Rivergate conversion and install the Datsun 5 speed and put it back on the road for fun. At this point it is going to need to be stripped & rebuilt from one end to the other but at least now I have a garage I can work in.

In college (mid 1970's) I had a '69 Sprite and have also raced a bugeye with the SCCA and PHA back in the late '70's
 
Hello Stan

Welcome to the forum

You will get plenty of tips and help in the Spridget section.

The Pub is an area where almost anything comes up for discussion.

David
 
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