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Hello everyone. My name is Jack. I live in Severna Park, Maryland. I have been a lifelong aficionado of cars and all things automotive. I have owned four British sports cars. My first car was a 1962 Austin Healy Sprite. After that I located a Triumph project car. It was a 1963 Triumph TR3B. This project car had been completely dissembled by the precious owner, so it proved to be both challenging and a great learning experience. I acquired a 1969 MGB, that was an abandoned project. I completed all the work to put it back on the road.
In 2000, I found a 1963 TR4 that had been stored outside for at least 10 years. I bought it as a project and worked on it over the last 24 years. After completing the restoration (rescue) of this car I successfully started the engine for the first time in 34 years. It was quite a thrill. I will have this car on the road later this Spring.
I look forward to learning from this group and sharing the benefit of my experience.
Best to all:
Jack
In 2000, I found a 1963 TR4 that had been stored outside for at least 10 years. I bought it as a project and worked on it over the last 24 years. After completing the restoration (rescue) of this car I successfully started the engine for the first time in 34 years. It was quite a thrill. I will have this car on the road later this Spring.
I look forward to learning from this group and sharing the benefit of my experience.
Best to all:
Jack
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