Classic Restorations.

Hi all, you know the old saying "when you are a hammer every problem is a nail"? Well I was mulling over the benefits of clubs and realised that I was thinking almost exclusively in terms of restoring cars, thinking like a hammer if you like! Anyway it just struck me that its a subject that may be a lot less important than it seemed in my mind. How many members of the club are involved in active restorations(of anything)or intend/wish to get involved in active restorations? I'd love to know for myself but it might be something useful for the committee too. 
Probably the view rate on here isn't high enough to make a survey in this fashion meaningful but it'll do, maybe post a yes or no in reply here if you don't mind. 😊

 

Niall

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  • I've that many things that need Restoration I'm running out of time and the list is getting longer.....Think I need HELP.

    • We'll treat the need help thing as a separate issue for now and say Yes from Nialler.😀😀😀.

  • Yes, 1937 Dolomite.  I always consider the Spitfire as a rolling restoration as there is always something to be fixed or improved. Just finished new dash and now 4th gear has gone missing......so gearbox out next week after Picknic in the Park on Wednesday.  

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