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AMNE - Project 330GT

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  1. steve@amne

    steve@amne Formula Junior

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    We just started another vintage Ferrari project... A nice 1966 330Gt 2+2 getting an engine bay restoration, airbox/cam cover refinish,custom ignition wire set, fuel pump overhaul, radiator repair, exhaust restoration, and leather work.

    Here's some initial pics of the process
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    steve@amne, Jun 13, 2013
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  2. Pizzaman Chris

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    Nice.

    Is the motor getting pulled for you to do the engine bay restoration?
     
    Pizzaman Chris, Jun 13, 2013
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  3. steve@amne

    steve@amne Formula Junior

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    Motor is staying in for this one...just giving it a little TLC and making it correct

    Stay tuned for updates
     
    steve@amne, Jun 14, 2013
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  4. Intheflesh

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    Such a great looking car!
     
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  5. steve@amne

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    July update... Radiator was leaking and previously butchered. No luck finding a better one so sent the original rad to Maine for complete restoration.

    Fuel rail chrome done

    Exhaust repair and refinishing done

    Leather work done...nicely blended new and old leather on the drivers seat to perserve the originality. Thanks to Nathan at Elegant Auto Trim!

    More updates soon
    Steve
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  6. sam231

    sam231 Formula Junior Owner Silver Subscribed

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    Don't forget to trade those Frams for Baldwins... ;>)

    Just my preference.
     
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  7. MortgageRockstar

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    Looks great, Steve.

    Is Elegant Auto Trim local (i.e. MA)?

    I did a quick search and couldn't find a company by that name.
     
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  8. steve@amne

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    Thanks Geof... Elegant Auto Trim doesn't have a website and he's a one-man show out of Boston. I have Nathan come in to our shop all the time for small touchup dye jobs on bolsters to full restoration jobs on classic cars.

    Steve
     
    steve@amne, Jul 26, 2013
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  9. steve@amne

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    We finally received the restored radiator back and reassembled the engine bay...finished up this nice 330 GT 2+2 a few weeks ago and it back in the client stable.

    Here's some final pictures of the completed work.

    Enjoy!
    Steve
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  10. Nospinzone

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    Wow, nice job Steve. As Fernando would say, "it looooks maaaavelous!"
     
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  11. steve@amne

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    Thanks Paul... its nice to see such a big improvement and make a vintage Ferrari correct again

    Steve
     
    steve@amne, Oct 2, 2013
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