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J.R. Welsh from the near Sacramento CA. area. Many years ago I owned A 100/4 and later a TR4A and my wife a 240Z. I guess we hit the 50s and Some how ended up with an MGB five or so years ago and then another. No expert by any means but I enjoy the attempts. Glad to be a member.
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Welcome to the BCF JR! You've come to the right place for assistance and friendship (mostly long-distance, of course), and I hope that your participation here will enhance your MGB ownership - I'm pretty sure that it will.
Also be sure to also check in on the MG Forum board.
Also be sure to also check in on the MG Forum board.
