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Hey there,

I'm so happy to have found the British Car Forum!

As I am relatively new to such things, be warned that I will be asking really stupid questions about the care and feeding of my '62 Sprite. I hope you won't hold it against me.

Now - it's off to post a really stupid question!

Regards,

Bill
 
:winner1: you Bill! Ask away and remember there is no stupid question.
 
Bill,

There are no stupid questions...Welcome.

We love pictures and visits to the "Pub".

Hang out,

Steve
 
Alright then - but remember, you haven't yet seen my questions ;-) (well, by now maybe you have!)

Thanks for the welcome!
 
Hey Steve -

Pubs are good. And here's a pic of my sprite:

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Thanks for the welcome!
 
Howdy Bill,

"Welcome" to the wonderful world of "LBCs" on the "THEE" best forum called the "BCF" (I guess you already know that)!

Fire away with all the "Inquisitive" questions you may have cause there are a bunch of people here who just may have an answer for you and probably a bunch of people who are "Tentative" in asking some questions.

In any case, Have a Ton of Fun with your "New/Old" toy.

Regards, Russ
 
Welcome aboard! No question is too basic -- I should know, I've asked a lot of them over the years.

I echo the sentiments expressed above - hang out, enjoy yourself, visit the Pub. You'll find that this is not only an unbelievable resource of information and tips, but also a great collection of people.

Happy Healey-ing!

Bill
 
Great,

Nicely done. Explore all the groups and forums.

It is good to be here. Live, learn, and laugh.

Be well,

Steve
 
Hi, Bill, and welcome to the Forum from the king of asking stupid questions!! Great to have you. :savewave:

Larry
 
Wow she's a beauty! Welcome from a fellow newbie.
These guys are great at helping out with answers to
questions about our toys. I know I've learned a lot in a short amount of time here.
 
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