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LBCs_since_1988
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Hi all, I've been lurking on this forum for a short while but am by no means new to British Sports Cars (nor British Bikes for that matter). I've been tinkering on 'em for over twenty years, mostly as a hobby.
I won't bore you will my laundry list of cars/bikes I've owned but I'll mention my current car, a TR4A that's been in my family for the past 10 years. It's a "daily driver" with factory wire wheels, A-type Overdrive and red leather plus the rare non-IRS rear end. It's great fun (don't really have to mention that as you all know it!) and always gets looks. Unfortunately I hardly ever see other British Sports Cars on the road anymore (maybe I'll just have to resurrect a few more!).
Aaron
I won't bore you will my laundry list of cars/bikes I've owned but I'll mention my current car, a TR4A that's been in my family for the past 10 years. It's a "daily driver" with factory wire wheels, A-type Overdrive and red leather plus the rare non-IRS rear end. It's great fun (don't really have to mention that as you all know it!) and always gets looks. Unfortunately I hardly ever see other British Sports Cars on the road anymore (maybe I'll just have to resurrect a few more!).
Aaron
