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« on: March 02, 2008, 03:52:24 PM »
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Restorer Wanted...

I purchased an FC sedan that has been somewhat restored, however I am looking to make her magic. I have limited... ok very limited knowledge and need help.  Does any one have any good recommendations for customisers/restorers  in the melb area for the whole gament - interior/engine/exterior but preferably engine work to begin with. She is registered and goes well, but I think there has been some dodgy mechanics in her past. Must be authentic restorers only, will ask for references but I am willing to spend the money to get the results.

Please reply! As I am looking to get started asap. She currently doesn't get much drive time due to the engine stalling on start up. Looking forward to responses!
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« Reply #1 on: March 02, 2008, 04:55:29 PM »
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Go and visit Hoppers Stoppers.  They have a lot of experience with hot rods and custom cars. If you are interested, the Victorian FE FC car club are having a trade night there on Tuesday the 11th of March

Pm me if interested

Regards  Ken
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