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ArchieMcAllister
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Hello all,
I have been around British cars for about 34 years now. Bought my TF1500 in 1983 from Commander Patrick Wendt (USCG). Completed the initial rebuild in 1985 and have been enjoying it ever since. Purchased by 68 Sprite in 1992 as a commuter car and drove it about 100 miles a day for several years. It continued as my dailiy driver up until my retirement in 2013. I have retored both cars (again) since my retirement and continue to enjoy them both. Do all my own work, which is my primary hobby, and drive them regularly. Looking forward to participating on this site, as I am always looking to learn more about these great little cars.
I have been around British cars for about 34 years now. Bought my TF1500 in 1983 from Commander Patrick Wendt (USCG). Completed the initial rebuild in 1985 and have been enjoying it ever since. Purchased by 68 Sprite in 1992 as a commuter car and drove it about 100 miles a day for several years. It continued as my dailiy driver up until my retirement in 2013. I have retored both cars (again) since my retirement and continue to enjoy them both. Do all my own work, which is my primary hobby, and drive them regularly. Looking forward to participating on this site, as I am always looking to learn more about these great little cars.
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