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ken

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« on: September 23, 2006, 16:45:02 »
i am in the process of restoring aex659.  it has a 289 ford in it and was titled in michigan u.s.a. as a cobra in the 1960s,

Gus Meyjes

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« Reply #1 on: September 24, 2006, 03:36:14 »
Hey Ken,
   
   Are you in MI? I am about to tear into my AEX 674. Maybe we can share resources?
   
   Gus

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« Reply #2 on: September 25, 2006, 00:59:29 »
gus  i'm in pa.  ken

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« Reply #3 on: September 27, 2006, 03:04:33 »
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Originally posted by ken
   
gus  i'm in pa.  ken
   

   Hello Ken and Gus.  I am in Michigan - my car did come from PA.  Found it in a chicken coup along with several Ferraris a couple of years ago where it sat since 1972 (true story).  Non restored car that I did brakes on to get back on the road.  Drives very well, looks like you would expect but every one agrees I shouldn't touch it.  Have put about 3000 miles on it since late last summer.  Had to replace the main bearings to cure an engine rumble - not shot, just wear on the middle two bearings due to age and crank shaft wip.  Otherwise I haven't had to touch a thing.  These are great cars - are either of yours on the road?

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« Reply #4 on: September 29, 2006, 21:04:32 »
That is an amazing story. I would love to see the car someday. I remeber the days when I still lived in Europe and my parents and I would go on vacation in France in the summer. Every barn we drove by had something antique in it. Those days are over. Anyway, I am about to tear into mine. IOt had a restoration about 20 years ago, it needs work. i'm goign to get mine to be eligeable for historic racing.
   Gus