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Restoring a 1959 Bugeye from the ground up in Longmont Colorado

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Hello Bill

Welcome to the forum

You will find that the spridgets section is very active and you are sure to get plenty of help and advice there.

The Pub is an area where almost anything gets discussed.

Post some photos of your Bugeye.

David
 
Welcome to the fun! Every time I see Longmint I reminise about the 67 EType coupe I used to have. When I joined the Air Force back in 72 (I lived in Aurora) I sold that car to a man in Longmont. (It's now owned by a man in Westminster). Anyway, welcome aboard!
 
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