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EFV-8 Club Forum / General Ford Discussion / 1933 RHD Roadster - Cyprus / EUROPE

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Koutsakc

07-09-2012 @ 2:24 AM

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I am in the process to start a complete restoration of a 1933 RHD Roadster, originally 4 cyl, imported from Argentina, chassis no. *B 5 204 281* ... See photo attached.

I have the help of a retired mechanic and the book 1933-34 Restoration Manual, by C. Helling.

Being 10,000 miles away from the US and with the only 1933 Roadster on the island, I would need all the advise I can get. I would therefore appreciate getting in touch with anybody who has some knowledge or experience on similar car.

In Oct I will be visiting friends in Riverside CA and also be taking part in the Horsless Cariage tour 9-13th Oct 12012, around Carmel CA.
I would be happy to meet any local CA V8 members who have some experience or views on 1933 Roadster to benefit from their experience.
The idea eventually is to install a V8, but the car needs a complete restoration as it looks it has never been restored and worked very hard in its life !

I can provide USA references as I will be staying with friends at Reche Canyon, Colton, CA.

Regards and many thanks to all,
Christopher Koutsakos,
Island of Cyprus, EUROPE
V8 Membership 912625

PS. Dave Rehor .. if you are reading, I have tried to email you but with no success !

neil

07-09-2012 @ 6:14 AM

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Chris. I have a 4 cyl 34 rdstr. email me at
wrnm59@q.com
34cpe

Koutsakc

07-10-2012 @ 5:21 AM

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Many thanks for your e-mail address .. I am sending you a reply.

Anybody else who is willing to be a 33-34 roaster pen-friend and share some restoration experience please let me know. I will very much appreciate it.

Christopher
Island of Cyprus

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07-10-2012 @ 7:36 PM

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Christopher,

Please try again (walmer111@aol.com).

Dave Rehor

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