p.1 #5Resurrection of a Dead Legend: Leica M4 Complete Restoration
There are so many decent M4s out there, I wouldn’t bother restoring this one.
I’d just sell it on ebay using the Japanese description methodology - Mint ++ no haze, no fungus, all great.
p.1 #10Resurrection of a Dead Legend: Leica M4 Complete Restoration
panos.v wrote: gregfountain wroteDesmolicious wroteOscarsmadness wroteI would not attempt...Why not? it is is already completely trashed.Sanity.Film and Leica? Sanity left a long time ago!
p.1 #11Resurrection of a Dead Legend: Leica M4 Complete Restoration
Desmolicious wrote: panos.v wrotegregfountain wroteDesmolicious wroteOscarsmadness wroteI would not attempt...Why not? it is is already completely trashed.Sanity.Film and Leica? Sanity left a long time ago!Post reported to moderator.
p.1 #14Resurrection of a Dead Legend: Leica M4 Complete Restoration
Geoff D F wrote:
I watched the whole thing. It amazes me that this camera and so many others were designed and built before computers and C in C machining.
If it were me, I expect I would succeed in dissassembling but putting it back together correctly would be another story.
I would take it apart, put it back together, sell the spare parts that mysteriously appeared, then send it to DAG for a once over to check quality of an ‘expert’ tech’s recent CLA.