The Initial Freshening
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 Amelia Earhart's Kissel Speedster, before restoration, as found in a field in Lincoln, Massachusetts |
Follow these links to review Lynn's initial freshening efforts and lists of the follow-on repairs and restorations that he identifies. You may also use the "<Last, Summary, Next>" links near the top to cycle through these pages. Follow this link for a summary description of the serious freshening that followes this initial effort. How many of these issues will Lynn eventually address?
- INTRODUCTION — You're Freshening What?, Creating a Kissel Research Library
- CHASSIS — Remaining Repairs and Restorations, Brakes, Wheel Bearings, Chassis Lubrication Fittings, Convert Back To Left-Hand Drive?
- COOLING — Remaining Repairs and Restorations, A Hot Car! Really!, A New Kissel Motometer, Fan Bearing Is Shot
- ENGINE — Remaining Repairs and Restorations, Cleaning The Oil Pan, Oil Level Indicator, Bugsby Has A 1927 Olds Distributor, Identification Plaques, An Edison In The head!, A Florin On The Flywheel!, Carburetor Adjustment, The Exhaust, Valve Adjustment, Compression Test
- EXTERIOR — Remaining Repairs and Restorations, Wheel Hubs, Rag Top, Paint, Brightwork, Removal of Upper Windshield Frame and Wipers, Rear View Mirrors, Spare Tire Covers, Golf Bags, Rear Hatch Lock
- INTERIOR — Remaining Repairs and Restorations, Vinyl Upholstery, Instrument Panel, Car Clock, Speedometer, Wiring, Lights
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Last updated: May 24, 2009