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885066 Steering and Front suspension
885066 steering rack
885066 Rear axle and propshaft
885066 Brakes
Janna’s dash board
34052 Body
77010 Parts restoration
77010 Re-assembly
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885066, Front suspension

885735 front suspension back from plating

October 24, 2017 maikel Leave a comment

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Finished project 1E77010 S1 2+2

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6 pros and cons of vintage car ownership

“In many ways, it’s a lot easier or at least more natural to own a classic if you can rebuild it yourself. It gets expensive and frustrating when you have to rely upon someone else to fix that old machine in your garage. And driving a car that you have restored has to be one of the most satisfying things that I can think of. It takes a lot of skill, discipline and determination to tear apart a car and get it back together again. Restoration of old cars gives us all a little more self reliance in a complicated world. For me, the Pros far exceed the Cons. Thanks for your article, Kyle!”

Written by SteveNL and Taken from Hagert.com

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