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Hi everyone. Mike from San Luis Obispo Ca. I have a ton of questions but am just going to monitor for a few days to get the feel for proper etiquette since I am new to the forum. I have any early model 63 coupe that is in pretty fair shape that has been in the family for many many years.
Welcome aboard. Photos are the best way to please this crowd. There is a wealth of knowledge on this forum. Some seem to be cranky lately and others are just outright snarky, but don’t let it bother you. I like to think they all mean well in their own way. Tell us more about the car and add plenty of photos.
You will find the knowledge here priceless as many know these cars since they were new.
Welcome and as the others have said tell us more and post pictures.
Last edited by 3JsVette; May 31, 2021 at 08:20 AM.
Welcome aboard! Nice to see another '63 owner in our midst. There are many here, and always room for more. As others have commented, although we have recently lost a few members who had vast knowledge about these old cars, there are still many here whose knowledge and experience are irreplaceable.
If you don't already have the books that were recommended by SWC Duke, give some thought to acquiring them. He's among the brain trust here, and can always be counted on to provide great advice.
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