Making headway one part at a time

I have no idea how many parts I’m going to be painting on my 1967 MGB GT during the restoration but it sure is a lot. It’s one of those jobs that you just keep plugging away at then someday you’re done and ready to put all the parts back together again.

One of the best reasons I have found for documenting the restoration with many photos is that I can appreciate how much better the car will look when it’s finished. Check out the old 3 bladed cooling fan. Pretty nice!

1967 MGB GT 3 bladed fan and pulley
1967 MGB GT 3 bladed fan and pulley
Cleaning the 1967 MGB GT fan
Cleaning the 1967 MGB GT fan
3 bladed MGB fan freshly painted
3 bladed MGB fan freshly painted

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