So you guys got me hooked

[We Gone]

Well after refreshing the Corvette pin I'm ready to tackle a long term project. I've had this for the last 30 years but never gotten the nerve to start on it. I'm sure I'll be asking many questions as I go, so far getting information on has been meager at best. I did find a Manuel and ring kit. It would seem there is more interest in them on your side of the pond.

 

[cooldan]

Do it man, do it!
Plenty of enthusiasm on here - we're a lot less negative and spiteful than they can be on Pinside - and there's a handful of guys with expertise who will be happy to help in many ways.

Take lots of pictures please, we love pictures here. And don't insert as thumbnails but nice and big as you do here [emoji2][emoji106][emoji14]

So does it start up, does it work?

 

[Matt Adams]

That's some groovy artwork right there, I like it

 

[We Gone]

I took the vac to it and air hose lots of dust. Plugged it up just for kicks and stood back just in case the lights work!! Waiting on the book I found on e-bay as I'm not sure where to start past cleaning. Again I'm a total newb at this.

Would it be appropriate to start a thread in shop logs on this ??

 

[kevlar]

Would it be appropriate to start a thread in shop logs on this ??

Of course, can't have too many shoplogs and we dont have many for EM's on here.

 

[J.C.Rox]

I'd probably take it inside at some point...

 

[We Gone]

I'd probably take it inside at some point...

Dam... I thought it was water proof !! It had been in storage for the last 30 years I was thinking it just needed some clean air to work

 

[J.C.Rox]

Dam... I thought it was water proof !! It had been in storage for the last 30 years I was thinking it just needed some clean air to work

There's a thread called 'pins in the wild' but I think you're taking it a tad too literally!