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My name is Brandon Burleson and I live in Burlington NC. I am 24 years old and graduated in May from North Carolina State University with my BS in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Graphical Communications. I am currently working as a ME for Standard Tools & Equipment, which manfactures modular paint booths and frame machines. I recently bought a 1967 Austin Healey Sprite and my dad owns a 1969 Austin Healey Sprite. I plan on making a driver out of the 67 and the 69 is currently undergoing a restoration. The 67 is mostly all orginal and the 69 is orginal except for a Weber 45 DCOE 13, and an old Nardi steering wheel. The pics below is of the 67 and I will try and get some pics of the 69 some time. I look forward to learning a wealth of British car knowledge and contributing to discussions as much as I can.
Brandon
My name is Brandon Burleson and I live in Burlington NC. I am 24 years old and graduated in May from North Carolina State University with my BS in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Graphical Communications. I am currently working as a ME for Standard Tools & Equipment, which manfactures modular paint booths and frame machines. I recently bought a 1967 Austin Healey Sprite and my dad owns a 1969 Austin Healey Sprite. I plan on making a driver out of the 67 and the 69 is currently undergoing a restoration. The 67 is mostly all orginal and the 69 is orginal except for a Weber 45 DCOE 13, and an old Nardi steering wheel. The pics below is of the 67 and I will try and get some pics of the 69 some time. I look forward to learning a wealth of British car knowledge and contributing to discussions as much as I can.
Brandon
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