restoring an L.C. Smith

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ryan m

Discussion Starter · Aug 22, 2003

I inherited my grandfather's L.C. smith sxs when he passed away, and I would like to restore it. It is noting too fancy, he was a poor farmer, but he never missed with it. It is pretty sentimental, but in bad shape after all these years. I think he would like it if I restored and used it. Where should I start? I realize that doing this right will take a lot of money and time. Not that I have either, but some things are worth it.

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RON KONTOWSKY

· #3 · Aug 26, 2003

Ryan,
It may not be that bad, if the wood is savable there is still hope, without getting in to customrebuild , you are probibly looking any were from $500.00 to $900.00 depending.

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