Restoration Project

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Greybags
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Re: Restoration Project

Postby Greybags » Wed Dec 15, 2010 8:08 am

Hi Barry and welcome ..

I'm sure we will be able to find you something to restore, and return to the road, and I'm certain Brian (Fareham GT) will be along in a moment to let us know of some possible projects he has tucked away up his sleeve...

There are always a few cars around, but they were rare when new, so tend to be even rarer and therefore more special now :D ..

Personally I would always recommend the estate as a good practical car to restore, although some would hint that perhaps I'm a bit biased...

Keep in touch, and join the fold and hopefully another car will be saved...

Best Wishes

Grahame

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Re: Restoration Project

Postby Gilb » Wed Dec 15, 2010 2:03 pm

Hi Barry

Warm welcome to you. Gilberns are a great choice, especially the mk III :D

Whatever the choice, you'll have fun.

Cheers

Robin

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Re: Restoration Project

Postby Fareham GT » Wed Dec 15, 2010 3:29 pm

Hello Barry,

As predicted by Grahame, hear I am, what would you like? There is a choice of two at present - both very wortwhile projects. Please give me a ring on 01329-236964 to discuss further.

Regards Fareham GT aka Brian.


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