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Braxtono
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Hello - member from way back, just haven’t been on in a long time. Going through the motions to get rid of Lucas. I had a Triumph Spitfire in high school and college. That’s how I originally got the bug many years ago. Most of my adult working life family and career - never made time for an LBC.
Now retired in Raleigh NC I have several. A ‘76 Triumph TR6 - good car - sort of disassembled project at the moment. A ‘68 TR250 - purchased as a stalled “almost complete” project. A ‘65 TR4A - Triumph Racing Green, beautiful car fun car (my favorite). A ‘62 MGA MKII - without question the most beautiful of my collection, though I’m partial to the TRs. And just recently, a ‘57 TR3, another “almost finished” unfinished project I purchased as such.
Anyway, lots to work on. Thanks for all the shared info and support.
Best,
Braxton
Now retired in Raleigh NC I have several. A ‘76 Triumph TR6 - good car - sort of disassembled project at the moment. A ‘68 TR250 - purchased as a stalled “almost complete” project. A ‘65 TR4A - Triumph Racing Green, beautiful car fun car (my favorite). A ‘62 MGA MKII - without question the most beautiful of my collection, though I’m partial to the TRs. And just recently, a ‘57 TR3, another “almost finished” unfinished project I purchased as such.
Anyway, lots to work on. Thanks for all the shared info and support.
Best,
Braxton
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