Ed,
Welcome to the Forward Look group. Many of us are just like you restoring
our cars having never done any project like this before. You will find by
just asking questions this group has a wealth of know how and knowledge and
will share it with you. Many of us have made many new friends from around
the world. Again welcome to the group.
Harry in NC
57 Plymouth
58 Plymouth
58 Dodge
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[mailto:L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ed Standish
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 6:44 PM
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Subject: [FWDLK] Hello Im new!
Hi my Name is Ed Standish. I have just recently started to restore a 1960
Dodge Pioneer. I knew the previous owner (an old nieghbor) from when i was a
young kid. I used to tell him i wanted to buy the car if he ever sold it.
Bob
and i moved away in the late 70's. Bob sold the car and after many years he
decided to see how the car was holding up. In 2000 he found the guy he sold
the car to and the car was stripped down and sitting tireless . He then
re-bought the car with the intention of restoring her again. After a bad
back
accident he realized he was not going to be able to restore her. While
going
through some old pictures Bob came across a picture of the car with me
standing by her. After a long search bob called me and asked if i was still
interested in her . My dream has come true and im going to do my best to
make
her road worthy again! Anyone who has any advise whatsoever it will be more
than welcome this is my first attempt at restoring but i am up to the
challenge!
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