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Restoration of an 1800 1800

posted by  TonyH on  Wed Mar 6 08:39 CST 2002
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Cheers guys,
I'm actually more in it for some fun in the garage. It'll be nice when I have a working car to drive in but I'm going to enjoy the few years it takes me to sort the thing out, so I'm not really after a runner in the first place. I know the final value of the car is going to be less than I shell out on the restoration but I expect to get as much satisfaction from the work I'll be doing as I will from the driving.

Tips on where to look for rust is invaluable, I could also do with info. on where to get a decent workshop manual (I'm uk based) and a parts list.

Thanks a lot.
Tony.






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