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Re: Easiest and Hardest Makes to Restore
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Posted by Jason in Ohio on October 18, 2005 at 17:25:08 from (24.210.57.188):
In Reply to: Easiest and Hardest Makes to Restore posted by Specter on October 18, 2005 at 07:48:19:
As an owner of a 1948 Silver King, I would agree that parts are hard to come by and no one really knows what color to paint them. However, the continental F162 engine used in the 1942 and later models was very common and these parts are easy to get. I would think any Hercules powered Silver King would be more difficult just because the engine parts are rare. In that line of thinking, any orphan produced in low numbers with an uncommon engine would be tough. I am thinking that a centaur would be hard to find parts for.
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