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Pete70Coupe

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Hi all,
New guy here, but not new to LBCs. Been driving British stuff for over 20 years. Started with a 79 MGB conv., then got a 74-1/2 rubber bumper MGB GT, then got a 73 chrome bumper MGB GT. Then sold 'em all and got a 70 FHC Series II Etype Jag, a little over 12 years ago.

Anyway, Hi.
Pete
 
Welcome, Pete....sounds like its time for an MG to share the garage with the Jag!
 
Thanks Tony. I'd love another MG, or probably a Triumph, but unfortunately the garage is already over-full. :|

'70 Jaguar FHC
'30 Model A 5-window coupe hotrod
'88 Jeep Wrangler on 35"s built for the rocks
'03 Grand Cherokee (my gf's Jeep)
'98 Suburban for camping/towing
'94 Miata, the DD.
and a car trailer
 
Welcome Pete. Tony recently solved that very problem by expanding his garage.
 
Who needs a garage when you've got a driveway....and the neighbors....and the street.....
 
Hey, garage construction is FUN!
 
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