I do not have the chassis number yet.
How much for a windscreen?
Who made it?
How much for a set of correct wheels?
Richard Brengman
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On Mar 8, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Garry Diver wrote:
Hi There,Welcome to Marcos ownership. I have no idea what the previous owner couldhave spent that money on given the condition it is in. I have most of theparts you need including a windscreen and a complete set of original wheels.What year is the car? I can source most parts for all but the very early preAdams cars and carry most of the parts in stock. Go look at the'marcospartsusa' wwebsite and send me an E mail if you want any other parts.Garry DiverPS I also have a 1981 Marcos with a Ford 2.8 which is complete but needsrestoration. But that will have to wait till I have finished the Mantaray.From: "marcos1600" <SIA@PYRAMID.NET>Reply-To: MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.comSubject: [MarcosManiacs] Rescuing a 1600 GT for restoration.Date: Wed, 08 Mar 2006 18:14:45 -0000Finally gave up and re-registered for this board as Yahoo would notrecognize my oldpass-word.I recently bought a 1600 GT that is in need of full restoration, despitethe former ownerstating he had spent about $25,000 on it around 1980.I have no idea where his money went, the car seems to need everything, evenallowing forit's having sat for the past 25 years I do not see what he got for hismoney beyond theoverweight Jap engine.If I can get it running with the current Mazzzzdaaaaa rotary I will, untilI can complete thebuild up of a "warm" Alfa-Romeo 2000 to put in it.I have to hope the "restorer" who put the Mazda in did not butcher thechassis to do so.So I will be scrounging for parts.The main items I will be looking for are a new windshield, and a set ofwheels to replacethe 8 spoke Minilite's that are on it.I would rather have the original wheels, or a wire wheel conversion.I know I will have to go through the brakes completely.I am hoping the chassis is OK, but expect it to need major work aftersitting outside for solong in an area with high humidity as it is near open water, it is also anarea that gets lotsof rain every year.Rumor has it that there is another Marcos owner on this board who has "anItalian engine"in his car. I would like more detail on that conversion.SPONSORED LINKSNorth americaAutomotive maintenanceAutomotive radiatorsNew chevyYAHOO! GROUPS LINKSVisit your group "MarcosManiacs" on the web.
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