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1977 Triumph tc2500/1999 Landrover Freelander
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Welcome to the BCF Steven,
Be sure to also introduce your self to the appropriate marque forums here, and be sure to post photos.
You will find lots of resources here.
Enjoy the Ride!
Be sure to also introduce your self to the appropriate marque forums here, and be sure to post photos.
You will find lots of resources here.
Enjoy the Ride!
aeronca65t
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Welcome Steven!
Those Triumph sedans are really rare here in the US. Actually, Paul Newman started his racing career in one!
Those Triumph sedans are really rare here in the US. Actually, Paul Newman started his racing career in one!
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Welcome!