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Hello all,
Not wanting to be a 'lurker'...thought I would mention my projects. #1- 1957 MGA RD in frame off, #2 - 1966 MGB RD daily driver in dire need of a restoration, and #3 - 1958 Austin Healey 100-6, in frame off.
Actually #3 belongs to my business partner who, after going to San Diego British Car Days two years ago and falling in love with the Healeys displayed there, insisted that 'yours truely' help him find and restore one. Sooo, he bought a very rusted 'Big Healey'. I list the Healey as my one of my projects only because my business partner does not know which end of a hammer to hammer with, ergo, other than cleaning and painting parts, and paying for new parts, the project is all mine.
Both the '57 'A' and the Healey are progressing very nicely. We will be starting the Healey up sometime next week, the 'A' a month or so from now.
These LBCs are additions to a long line of MGs and Jags that I have owned over the years. A character flaw if ever there was one.
Best to all and Happy LBC'ing...
Ron
Not wanting to be a 'lurker'...thought I would mention my projects. #1- 1957 MGA RD in frame off, #2 - 1966 MGB RD daily driver in dire need of a restoration, and #3 - 1958 Austin Healey 100-6, in frame off.
Actually #3 belongs to my business partner who, after going to San Diego British Car Days two years ago and falling in love with the Healeys displayed there, insisted that 'yours truely' help him find and restore one. Sooo, he bought a very rusted 'Big Healey'. I list the Healey as my one of my projects only because my business partner does not know which end of a hammer to hammer with, ergo, other than cleaning and painting parts, and paying for new parts, the project is all mine.
Both the '57 'A' and the Healey are progressing very nicely. We will be starting the Healey up sometime next week, the 'A' a month or so from now.
These LBCs are additions to a long line of MGs and Jags that I have owned over the years. A character flaw if ever there was one.
Best to all and Happy LBC'ing...
Ron
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Welcome! Where in So Cal are you? I have a '58 MGA and '65 MGB.
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Somehow /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif this thread also exists with the same posts but with a different title and in that one he states he's from San Diego.
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Name of the thread.
"Not wanting to be a 'Lurker' -- My intro"
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Welcome! Where in So Cal are you? I have a '58 MGA and '65 MGB.
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Somehow /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif this thread also exists with the same posts but with a different title and in that one he states he's from San Diego.
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Name of the thread.
"Not wanting to be a 'Lurker' -- My intro"
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