Richard,
- Original Message -
From: "Richard Gosling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Congratulations, you've made it. All it really takes to be a successful
| home maintainer of your car is confidence. There are very few jobs (on
| Spitfires at least) that can't be tackled by someone with a bi
James said:
...I have an air of invincibility (probably unjustified...) - and you know
what? - I quite like it up here
James,
Congratulations, you've made it. All it really takes to be a successful
home maintainer of your car is confidence. There are very few jobs (on
Spitfires at least) t
Dan,
At times during this, Ive felt quite depressed, but once I heard that engine
roar suddenly it all made sense why I was doing this (ok, its quite obvious,
I want my car back, but at times I got quite disillusioned)
My favourite moment was of course the engine starting - after not much
effort
Congrats, James! Somehow it becomes all worth it when you hear the engine
actually running.
On my frame off restoration, I got the chassis done and planted the engine
in place. Everything was clean and shiny, but I was easily a year away
before driving the car since the body tub is still on a
