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B Crombie
Guest
Greetings all!
It's been a little over a year since I ordered 42 windshields from Lo-Can for
those that wanted them. To date, I've had no negative feedback regarding
quality, installation, etc. Was wondering if everyone was satisfied with their
purchase. Also, has anyone used Gordon's weather-strip with the white stripe?
How was the fit? Basically, I'm just curious how things went with your new
glass.
Bilgy, received my Amsoil order today. Front bearings go on this weekend.
On-line ordering couldn't have been any easier. Two days later, the order was
at my door. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on that product. It appears that
Amsoil is the best lubricating product a guy can feed his Amphi. Your also on
my parts list for door seals.
In general, my restoration is going well. It reminds me a lot like building my
home. Every nail that I sunk or piece of sheetrock I hung, I knew I was one
step closer to completion. Slowly, the pile of parts gets smaller and soon I
will have a beautiful, fjord green Amphicar that starts most of the time, steers
poorly, leaks a little (or a lot), has occasional electrical problems,
overheats, has trouble climbing steep hills, needs more preventative maintenance
than all other cars, gets stuck on hidden stumps in lakes and rocks in rivers
and once in a while, catches fire! I can't wait!
Brian Crombie
Faribault, Mn.
1964 Euro-Amphi
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It's been a little over a year since I ordered 42 windshields from Lo-Can for
those that wanted them. To date, I've had no negative feedback regarding
quality, installation, etc. Was wondering if everyone was satisfied with their
purchase. Also, has anyone used Gordon's weather-strip with the white stripe?
How was the fit? Basically, I'm just curious how things went with your new
glass.
Bilgy, received my Amsoil order today. Front bearings go on this weekend.
On-line ordering couldn't have been any easier. Two days later, the order was
at my door. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on that product. It appears that
Amsoil is the best lubricating product a guy can feed his Amphi. Your also on
my parts list for door seals.
In general, my restoration is going well. It reminds me a lot like building my
home. Every nail that I sunk or piece of sheetrock I hung, I knew I was one
step closer to completion. Slowly, the pile of parts gets smaller and soon I
will have a beautiful, fjord green Amphicar that starts most of the time, steers
poorly, leaks a little (or a lot), has occasional electrical problems,
overheats, has trouble climbing steep hills, needs more preventative maintenance
than all other cars, gets stuck on hidden stumps in lakes and rocks in rivers
and once in a while, catches fire! I can't wait!
Brian Crombie
Faribault, Mn.
1964 Euro-Amphi
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