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Found a TR4
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John Moore
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Great looking cars! When are you bringing it home?
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jlaird
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Hehe, is not for sale. He also has a MIG welder.
We discused a Niceville Britsh Car get together this fall in his front yard which is on a small lake.
He knows some other guys with hidden assets. One of which has a B a BGT, etc in his shop down the road, I must find him.
Seems there is a bit of stuff around but not organized or anything, YET. Hehe.
Seems like there would be room for a Twin Cities British Car something.
We discused a Niceville Britsh Car get together this fall in his front yard which is on a small lake.
He knows some other guys with hidden assets. One of which has a B a BGT, etc in his shop down the road, I must find him.
Seems there is a bit of stuff around but not organized or anything, YET. Hehe.
Seems like there would be room for a Twin Cities British Car something.
racingenglishcars
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Is Niceville a city now?
It really is amazing what Britbits are hidden in garages around town. We all do it. We keep the good cars hidden away where nobody can see them.
I've had several TR4s. Wonderful cars, but antiquated with the separate body/chassis. Much less body stiffness than the Sprite. Much more power. They use a tractor engine.
It really is amazing what Britbits are hidden in garages around town. We all do it. We keep the good cars hidden away where nobody can see them.
I've had several TR4s. Wonderful cars, but antiquated with the separate body/chassis. Much less body stiffness than the Sprite. Much more power. They use a tractor engine.
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It looks a lot like the tractor my uncle had, when I was young, too. Doesn't look a lot like my TR4A though, but I suppose I can imagine.
Yes, the TR4 was antiquated, in many respects, even by 1960s standards. But, so were a lot of other British cars, and the TR was a heck of a lot of fun, anyway.
Yes, the TR4 was antiquated, in many respects, even by 1960s standards. But, so were a lot of other British cars, and the TR was a heck of a lot of fun, anyway.
