Best group for vintage Rolls Royce

A friend of mine has just been GIVEN a fully working, roadworthy 1930
Roller! His father was a mechanic, and he is 'handy' but is going to
need all sorts of help and advice on spares, repairs etc. First
requirement is for a manual...

Would this be the best place to start? or is there a n.g. devoted to
either vintage or Rolls or both?

Thanks for any advice.

wrote:
> A friend of mine has just been GIVEN a fully working, roadworthy 1930
> Roller! His father was a mechanic, and he is 'handy' but is going to
> need all sorts of help and advice on spares, repairs etc. First
> requirement is for a manual...
>
> Would this be the best place to start? or is there a n.g. devoted to
> either vintage or Rolls or both?

Well, this one will do for a start, but you really want alt.lucky*******.autos.

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.

I'd start with the Rolls Royce Owners Club. I'm sure that they have a
site.
Long ago I knew a great couple, Gerry and June Baxter, who enjoyed it
and had a ball. He had a Mid 30s LM car, IIRC. She had a R-type
Continental. What a pair!
I've been tyying to find them for years. She was a Brit and he was an
1948 olympic wrestler from down under!


Midlant


George Patterson wrote:
> wrote:
> > A friend of mine has just been GIVEN a fully working, roadworthy 1930
> > Roller! His father was a mechanic, and he is 'handy' but is going to
> > need all sorts of help and advice on spares, repairs etc. First
> > requirement is for a manual...
> >
> > Would this be the best place to start? or is there a n.g. devoted to
> > either vintage or Rolls or both?
>
> Well, this one will do for a start, but you really want alt.lucky*******.autos.
>
> George Patterson
> Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
> your slightly older self.