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Old 12-19-2025, 07:54 PM   #11
Tim Ayers
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Default Re: How many of you do your own work?

I know this is mainly a purist site, but I am retiring at the end of the month. I've started working with a friend on designing a new performance intake and we've also been discussing designing our own performance cam.

I'm in the process of doing a Lincoln Zephyr distributor V8 conversion using Dean Moon's '53 Car Craft three part series on how to do it at home.

I'm hoping to learn some new skills this year like upholstery and getting better at metal work. I'll even give painting a go.

What is helpful with old Fords is they are not overly complicated and almost every part can be rebuilt or refurbished in some capacity.

I think, like many, the best thing about this hobby is it can help you to keep learning, acquiring new skills and keep your mental acuity sharp.

Last edited by Tim Ayers; 12-20-2025 at 08:22 AM.
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