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Hello, I also Live in France, Just wondering where you are located If you dont mind me asking.
Regards
John (Number 6)
Hello Tony, Thanks for the reply I am up in Brittany so about 4 to 5 hours away from you.
Shame really as it would have been nice to meet a fellow Brit with an interest in the older British cars.
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John
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I learned to drive in my dad's '56 Austin-Healey 100-4 and when he switched to an early '58 XK150 FHC, I drove that as my car for a year (freshman in high school) while he was stationed overseas. Learning to drive with a Moss gearbox is challenge, but my '30 Ford Model A Tudor with no synchros on any gear is a step up in challenges.
My late '58 XK150S OTS is the car of my dreams
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Welcome, that is quite a fine stable of horses.
Please post pics as soon as you can.