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I stumbled on the BCF this morning. I see that this is a great resource. I first fell in love with British cars in the late 50’s when a fellow co-worker of my Mom gave me a ride in his MGA. I was hooked! My first car Brit car was a 60 Henley, followed by 2 MGB’s In the 60’s and early 70’s. I was without a British car until the late 80’s when I bought a 73 MGB from a friend who had refurbished it. I started auto crossing the car which lead to serious modifications including flared fenders; sorry purists. So, I gave that care to my oldest son and it is someplace in Alaska of all places, He traded fro a motorcycle after “campaigning it” for a couple of summers. I thought I was through with British cars until last September when I bought a 72 MGB, so here I am back playing with a really fun car.
 
Great story, once you get the bug to own British sports cars, they will keep finding a way to gain space in your garage.
Enjoy!
 
I'm just finishing a 72B. On the hunt for a decent grill and a right door mirror(not the bullet type). And if your a purist this car is not that. Ford Colonge V-6 with an auto trans. Bought it this way.
 
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