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Monday, March 10, 2003, at 06:33 PM, Hal Coble wrote:
Dear List:
As I am beginning to fix problems on my 63
Crown, I am learning from experts on the list like Dick, Elijah, Kenyon,
John and Bob and I just want to say thanks for all the great advice. This
list is an incredible resource for me since I am completely new to all of
this.
Question #1: I purchased a the car from my uncle a few months
ago. He said that he bought it 6 years ago from the original owner and
that it has been garaged and everthing is original. How do I determine if
it is original or has had items replaced such as
upholstery?
Question #2: I have had a local mechanic replace the
water pump, fuel pump and plug wires. After all of that, John sent me an
excellent description of NOS which I posted earlier on the list. Now I am
wondering if I have made a mistake by replacing these items without
searching for NOS parts. If I were to enter the car in a show as an
original that is driven often, will this hurt me in the judging? I now
need a compressor for the A/C but am waiting to determine if that needs
to be NOS as well.
Hal Coble 1963 Crown Imperial
Southampton Georgia
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