Lynx II, hull # 4225

[Peter Duggan]

Charlie,

Good eyes. There was also a respectable carrier speedometer, which I put aside for a friend, out west, who is restoring a carrier. If there is anyone who can use the carrier parts they are most welcome. I am quite pleased with Lynx parts.

Peter

[charlie fitton]

I call shotgun on that plate, at least....thanks

Good excuse to see your project..

[Peter Duggan]

Charlie,

The plate is yours. Should you ever come across any Lynx parts I would appreciate a "head up".

Peter

[charlie fitton]

Many thanks, and I would gladly steer any Lynx bits to you.

Can we arrange a visit to your shop?

[Peter Duggan]

Charlie,

Sent you a PM.

Peter

[Peter Duggan]

Folks,

Strange how life works at times. I had the original ignition coil shielding box with the Lynx, but no cover. Got a second box from Stew Robertson, but again, no cover. Lo and behold, the collection of Lynx parts that J.P. Brescacin generously offered me had an elusive cover. Great feeling when these small bits come together. Got to paint some more small pieces, and moved some more item from the "to be rebuilt" shelving to the "ready to install" shelving.

Life goes on, Peter

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[chris vickery]

Kinda nice, isn't it? When you first get a project and it seems overwhelming.
My father's advice? Do not look at it as a whole; consider it a bunch a parts that make up sub assemblies. A bunch of sub assemblies make up the whole thing. Pick something, tear it apart, fix it. Put it on the shelf.
One day there are no more assemblies to fix/restore or paint.
Now it is time to take them and start bolting together.
Whenever I get into a project I try to do a little each day. Even if it is indirect work, such as reading up on the manual, picking up parts etc.
One day it will all come together.
Keep up the great work!