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Priorities when restoring a daily driver opinions please 120-130

posted by  greendread on  Tue Feb 5 14:03 CST 2013
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Hello All,

So the car in almost out of paint. Two weeks, fingers crossed.
What to do next? Carbs are rebuilt Reyes Kent, amazing work...
Headlights and taillight refurbished new locks and keys.
Body soon to be done.

I'm looking for repairs and refurbishments that I can do from now until eternity, that are low in cost and can be done in a few hours on the weekends.

Do I start going after the interior? I would like to do the suspension but I suspect there would be some brace and support welding for new shocks, and I need to drive this car sooner than later.

Thanks

greendread





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