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Ed Wynne

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Hi,
Just jumped over to this site at Tony B's suggestion. Looking around to see whats here.

I currently the DCO of a 79 MGB that is currently and will problably remain white.

Hello all

Ed
 
Hi Ed, and welcome aboard
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Yo Ed !!. Welcome
 
THanks Chuck,
I been on Skye's BBS so long, I had forgotten to look around.

Oh, buy the way, I like your website, I bookmarked itlast year when I got my 79

Ed
 
Welcome Ed!
It appears you already are familiar to some here. You'll be a valuable addition I'm sure.
 
Hey, Ed! Welcome! Since you & I talked earlier today I'm the proud owner of a '72 Norton 750 Commando!!! Let's get a group together to ride this year's Trail of Tears Commemorative Run...

[ 07-28-2003: Message edited by: tony barnhill ]</p>
 
Just a P. S. Don't forget to post a picture of the "B" There are some fine looking machines to look at in the album
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&, ED...you never sent a photo for me to put on theList....hey, all you MG guys: come over to https://www.theautoist.com & join 'theList' - our virtual car club for MG's

(Basil: hope you don't mind me plugging 'theList' on your site)
 
Tony,
I will give you a photo, when I get her painted. At this time, I am still trying to decide if I want to tackle the job myself. A serious lack of funds restricts the options of professional shops.
I am running around with just the driver's seat in the car and the console and all the carpet pulled. I got the stuff to do the interior, but want to wait until I finish the body....
Ed
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Any time, Ed...I rarely attempt to paint myself as that's the 1 job that everybody seems to judge a car by!
 
Ed, look around for some adult education classes at your local high school or community college. I took one locally and am gonna take it again when the car is ready for final paint, just to use their spray booth
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and white is one of the most forgiving colors to spray

[ 08-05-2003: Message edited by: Chuck Cougill ]</p>
 
Chuck, Chas. did that same thing when his beloved '86 Pontiac Grand Am needed new paint. He learned a lot, fell off the lift and dislocated his shoulder, but finally did get it painted, and it looked pretty sharp. Two months later, the timing chain went and destroyed the engine...
 
Welcome Ed!

I am sure that any friend of Tony's is a friend for all of us!

I'm not skilled enough to paint my own, but I have a nephew who takes courses at the local Community College...I wonder if he would like to take a painting class and use Dolly as a project...HMMMMMMMMMM ;-))

Bruce
 
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