PaceF20s said: (quoted from post at 18:25:37 08/05/09) Thanks for the replies. I've got to go back and look at it (and take some pictures) to be sure about the items you mentioned. Thanks, Roland
For the most part, the items I noted will vary your particular interest, and perhaps restoration style [barn fresh, gett'er runn'n and paint it up, mechanical restoration to as found set-up, factory correct restoration, ect.] more than the actual value (though it may vary the price you are willing to pay; i.e. all original parts makes it more desirable if you're looking for one to bring to factory condition) it would have.
But pictures would sure be fun to see!
Andy's advice "look around for parts" is too true! The one I just fixed up, had parts dug back off an iron pile.
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