From: | Dana Wassum | e-mail: | colawnguy-A-gmail.com |
Subject: | RE: hummer restoration help | Date: | Mon Jan 14 01:19:30 2013 |
Response to: | 18133 |
Mike - You've come to the right place (website)! There is all kinds of experience in the Hummer Club to help you out, if you decide to breath life back into your old chassis. I agree with Dave - best way to start is to post some photos, so the guys can see what you've got. Then, you can get LOTS of help deciding where you should start with your restoration, should you decide to do so. You can start with all the resources listed in the PARTS section of this site - Both parts & services for all phases of a restoration. Also, check out MEMBERS PAGES for some great restoration stories & photos. ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- My dad and I have what I believe to be a 1951 "hummer". I have basically a rolling chassis that is missing quite a few parts, the major ones are engine/trans. My question is, is the bike worth restoring, or should I start with somthing more complete. Does anyone even have a complete powertrain? Call if you can help 507-236-7576 |