That's a pretty broad request. Can you be more specific about what you
intend to do and what resources you already have? I could recommend some
manuals, etc., but that's a long list and you may already have them.
Have you joined any clubs? The Texas MG Register is active in Dallas and
there are a number of people that have done some involved restorations.
What's your experience? Will you be doing all the work yourself or
farming it out?
David Littlefield
Houston, TX
On Fri, 31 Jan 1997 10:15:47 -0600 "Matthew L. Walker"
<mwalker1@airmail.net> writes:
>I am about to begin restoring a '59 MGA roadster, and I would really
>like
>any warnings or ideas or just plain helpful tips to make this go
>smoothly.
>It is really important that I get this done by December as I want to
>present it done and ready to roll to my mother-in-law. This was
>originally
>her car. I have already gone over the car as best I can at the moment
>and
>the body and frame seem rust and ding free, personally I think she
>just
>needs lots of TLC and replacement of rubber and so forth that tends to
>deteriorate. I will be rebuilding the motor and trans, new top,
>wheels and
>upholstery.
>
>Welp rambled more than intended.
>
>Any help will be truly appreciated
>
>Matthew L. Walker, Arlington, TX
>'59 MGA (mom-in-laws)
>
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