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Roderick Malcolm

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Just an introduction. Almost finished a complete rebuild of a 1959 Bugeye; like most people in this situation, this was not the initial intention but of course each successive peeling back of the onion revealed yet another layer of disaster, corrosion and incredible abuse. I am based just outside Saint John, New Brunswick in Canada, so not too many local Bugeyes to compare...
 
Welcome aboard! Yep, that's how my life-long restoration of my E-Type started! You're in good company here!
 
welcome - you sure will have a beautiful province to explore when you are done!
 
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