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Brit Car Show Lahaska,PA
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RocknTommy
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I am going to swing by but not in the Midget.
Its pretty local to me.
Oh and there is Brits on the Delaware Saturday, October 20th too. American Grill in Kintnersville, Pa
Its pretty local to me.
Oh and there is Brits on the Delaware Saturday, October 20th too. American Grill in Kintnersville, Pa
RocknTommy
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It was a nice day with nice cars!
Really nice paint on this one.
Really nice paint on this one.
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emann
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It was a really nice day. Lots of cars. A lot of MGB's, a lot of Triumphs, some nice E-types, a few 3000's. Probably about 100 cars (?)
My car was the ugly blue one in your posted pic RocknTommy. This winter: a new paint job, cleaned-up wheels.
There was a very nice light-green BE with a white hardtop mixed in with the Big Healey's - it had Gerry Coker's signature on the front inside fender.
I heard a few AC Cobra's appeared toward the end of the show - I missed them because I drove out a different entrance. But my son loved them.
I was able to make it to the show, but the trip back wasn't as good:
Seems the Distributor worked its way loose and the timing kept going bad. Couldn't get the distributor to stay still - even with duct tape !!! After stopping 8 times to re-adjust, I finally gave up.
My car was the ugly blue one in your posted pic RocknTommy. This winter: a new paint job, cleaned-up wheels.
There was a very nice light-green BE with a white hardtop mixed in with the Big Healey's - it had Gerry Coker's signature on the front inside fender.
I heard a few AC Cobra's appeared toward the end of the show - I missed them because I drove out a different entrance. But my son loved them.
I was able to make it to the show, but the trip back wasn't as good:
Seems the Distributor worked its way loose and the timing kept going bad. Couldn't get the distributor to stay still - even with duct tape !!! After stopping 8 times to re-adjust, I finally gave up.
RocknTommy
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Always an Adventure!
Who was parked next to you?
Who was parked next to you?
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emann
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Not sure who was next to me. Never really saw them.
It was a nice looking car though - the kids were asking why mine didn't look that nice and when I was going to add a rollbar and the nicer seats,...
Can't please everybody - I was just happy to make it to the show !!!
It was a nice looking car though - the kids were asking why mine didn't look that nice and when I was going to add a rollbar and the nicer seats,...
Can't please everybody - I was just happy to make it to the show !!!
Gearhead
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That nice looking light grn. BE w/Gerry Cokers sig. was in our group from the British Motor Club of South Jersey its won 3 first places so far and will be in Hemmings sports car mag. soon, my car was the maroon Midget which won a second place all our cars finished 1st or 2nd it was a great day for all of us, sorry to hear you came home on the flat bed did you loose the dizzy hold down bolt?