New user with New Services to offer

[VintageIgnition]

Hi,
I'm new to this site & I've already been yelled at for not doing an intro....I apologise to anyone I ticked off.

I have been a diehard rodder/builder for years and nothing gets my blood pumping more than a traditionally built rod or a muscle car outfitted with vintage speed equiptment.

I hope to bring much talent to this site as my niche is Vintage Mallory distributors...
My company "Vintage Ignition" specializes in rebuilding & restoring these old Mallory units. I would be able to help with any mechanical issues as well as cosmetic. I also offer electronic conversions for them as well for those who want vintage look but updated performance.
I look forward to working with any fellow rodder I can to get their distributor up to speed. This is not a spam or sales speech. I want to offer my expertise to anyone I can as these vintage units are more often finding their way into trash bins than they are rods....Shoot me an email if I can help.
Thanks.

Michael L. Mancini
mmancini@vintageignition.com

[plan9]

you sound sincere, just shoot us straight while doing business and you will be a hero... lately there has been a string of complete bozos cashing in on our collective trust.

that being said, i think its safe to say that lot of us can use your services and knowledge.

welcome aboard... hope to do business with you soon.

ps - dont mind the typing babboons with more opinions than sense... read the General Dissucssion area and you will see what i mean. ;)

[52 panel]

Welcome to the board. Lots of good people and info here. When you say vintage Mallory what years are you refering to?

[VintageIgnition]

Thanks for the warm welcome. I work on all years, but most popular lately have been 40's-70's. Check out my website.. www.vintageignition.com (http://www.vintageignition.com) Thanks

[Sticher1]

Welcome to the H A M B sounds like you got something good going hope it works

[guiseart]

Welcome

Yeah you'll fit right in here... If your main goal is not to pick our pockets. You seem to have a good knowledge of ignitions according to your site, and that advice is always welcome. I had to build my own site on geocities too, either we are cheap or broke... or both.

Greg
http://www.geocities.com/guiseart123