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Old 08-21-2010, 09:57 AM   #4
J Franklin
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Default Re: Barn Find: 1926 Roadster

Don't be so eager to spend your money. First get it home and inventoried, then do some exploratory opening and checking to see what doesn't need doing. change fluids and lube all the joints, cylinders, and bearings, check rod and main bearings. See if it will run! Decide at what level you want to re-do the car and then the questions should be asked. If the engine is original to the car keep it unless it is un-fixable. sometimes a model T with patina is really more enjoyable.
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