Hi There,
I'm looking for help in Auckland, New Zealand. I have a restoration in the final stages, the bodywork and paint is complete and the big stuff is in the car - engine, running gear, suspension, brakes, steering, fuel tank.
However, it turns out the guy doing the reassembly has been lying for the past year and has now sold the garage. I retrieved the car and am confident I have all the parts but expect some stuff is missing. Whatever, I'm just glad I have the expensive stuff - I had the speciality parts like interior/exterior trim etc but am unsure regarding the mechanical. I know very little about cars.
Is there anyone in New Zealand that's completed a restoration like this, or has experience with this type of situation?
I'm trying to re-group, so would welcome a chat with someone experienced to understand the various ways forward from here and decent local people. I'm guessing an inventory of the parts I have would be a good place to start.
Any help, suggestions or recommendations welcome.
Cheers, Ben
I'm looking for help in Auckland, New Zealand. I have a restoration in the final stages, the bodywork and paint is complete and the big stuff is in the car - engine, running gear, suspension, brakes, steering, fuel tank.
However, it turns out the guy doing the reassembly has been lying for the past year and has now sold the garage. I retrieved the car and am confident I have all the parts but expect some stuff is missing. Whatever, I'm just glad I have the expensive stuff - I had the speciality parts like interior/exterior trim etc but am unsure regarding the mechanical. I know very little about cars.
Is there anyone in New Zealand that's completed a restoration like this, or has experience with this type of situation?
I'm trying to re-group, so would welcome a chat with someone experienced to understand the various ways forward from here and decent local people. I'm guessing an inventory of the parts I have would be a good place to start.
Any help, suggestions or recommendations welcome.
Cheers, Ben
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