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Hello to all! I am finishing up a nearly year long rework and restoration on my Victor TF 1800. Also currently have a 1953 MG TD which I have left in its survivor condition as to paint and top. Have had a 55 MG TF, 59 MGA Coupe, 71 MGB Roadster, and a 74 MGB GT in the last 13 years or so. My motto is buy high, put a lot of money into it, and sell low-all in the goal of helping the economy. I have been very grateful for these forums. J.D. Cellars
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Welcome to BCF!
Take a gander over at the MG forum. You'll find another member re-building (?) a Victor.
I like your investment plan. Start with $2 million, end with $1 million, but the fun in between is worth more than the money loss, eh?
Tom M.
(another original 1953 TD owner)
Take a gander over at the MG forum. You'll find another member re-building (?) a Victor.
I like your investment plan. Start with $2 million, end with $1 million, but the fun in between is worth more than the money loss, eh?
Tom M.
(another original 1953 TD owner)
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