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Any folks in the area?
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Depends on what you're lookin' for . . . 
I'm about 2 hours away and go there on occasion. We have other members here that live in Roanoke, I'm pretty sure.
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I'm about 2 hours away and go there on occasion. We have other members here that live in Roanoke, I'm pretty sure.
Let us know what you need.
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Was broke down @ the Frieghtliner shop and wanted to see if anyone wanted to grab dinner w/ me @ the Bistro down the street.
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Was it this one? :laugh:
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Was it the Freightliner place near hte airport at Peters Creek Rd.? If so, there's an old British Leyland car dealership about 3 miles from there, you shoulda gone to see the showroom!
Webb Imported Motors on Williamson Road. Been in business since the 1960s. I bought a used GT6 there in 1972. Byron Webb and his son have a beautiful array of LBCs, some like new, in the dealership's showroom. Among them:
> a "new" TR-8 (by "new", I mean perfect, concours condition);
> a "new" '67 AH Sprite;
> a "new" Rover 3500 TC;
> a couple of very nice MGB roadsters;
> a nice Triumph 2500 saloon;
> a "new" TR-3a.
All are for sale, I'm told (at top retail prices, no less). They also perform restoration services. It's like a candy store for any LBC lover. LBC car clubs have meetings there sometimes, Mr. Webb is very active in the LBC community.
There's probably a drool spot on the parking lot pavement in front of the showroom window where I stand, looking and wishing . . .
Webb Imported Motors on Williamson Road. Been in business since the 1960s. I bought a used GT6 there in 1972. Byron Webb and his son have a beautiful array of LBCs, some like new, in the dealership's showroom. Among them:
> a "new" TR-8 (by "new", I mean perfect, concours condition);
> a "new" '67 AH Sprite;
> a "new" Rover 3500 TC;
> a couple of very nice MGB roadsters;
> a nice Triumph 2500 saloon;
> a "new" TR-3a.
All are for sale, I'm told (at top retail prices, no less). They also perform restoration services. It's like a candy store for any LBC lover. LBC car clubs have meetings there sometimes, Mr. Webb is very active in the LBC community.
There's probably a drool spot on the parking lot pavement in front of the showroom window where I stand, looking and wishing . . .
