78 Pace Car restoration
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From: Havelock North Carolina
78 Pace Car restoration
I am looking for references to complete the restoration on my 78. I am located in Eastern North Carolina. Primarily what is needed is assembly of various components on the body as well as interior items. I have very little mechanical Knowledge and the mechanic I started the process with is no longer capable of performing the remaining tasks. Any recommendations for a shop specializing in C3’s would be appreciated. I have put feelers out to the local Corvette club but have had no luck.
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Helo SO05,
Perhaps someone at your local chapter of the NCRS can give you suggestions of a shop to work on your car.
Good Luck !!
Regards...
Carolinas Chapter
Ed Harbour - Chairman
106 Tarkington Ct
Morrisville, NC
Phone: 919-677-0086
E-mail: eharbour16@gmail.com
Web: https://ncrscarolinas.org/
Perhaps someone at your local chapter of the NCRS can give you suggestions of a shop to work on your car.
Good Luck !!
Regards...
Carolinas Chapter
Ed Harbour - Chairman
106 Tarkington Ct
Morrisville, NC
Phone: 919-677-0086
E-mail: eharbour16@gmail.com
Web: https://ncrscarolinas.org/
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Is gaining the mechanical knowledge something you're interested in? The body and interior don't generally require any sort of specialized tools - just run of the mill sockets, wrenches, and screwdrivers - so the outlay for tools is minimal.
I suggest you post a few pics of what needs to be worked on next and go from there.
I suggest you post a few pics of what needs to be worked on next and go from there.
