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slim1967
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Hello all-
New member here from MA.
I am pleased that after many years as simply a sideline anglo-enthusiast, I finally stumbled across an opportunity to fill the garage with some British motoring product.
The story is long- but the shortened version is: I now own a 73 MGB GT- as well as a 72 Triumph 650 Bonneville. Both gathered in one fell swoop. The MG is all there and was in mid paint prep, when in 97 it was simply left alone in a barn. Fortunately, for me, the car was not alone and did have the company of the Bonneville who also has all her original bits about her. Both WILL run soon and I will report about the restoration process as time goes.
I also acquired in my find, 2 TR6's that unfortunately did not share space inside the barn with the others and have subsequent damage to their bodies and interiors due to years outdoors. I just listed the Triumphs on the classified page for anyone interested. They are located in Rhode Island.
I look forward to sharing information as well as gathering intelligence from those of you kind enough to share when I become stumped at what to do next!
New member here from MA.
I am pleased that after many years as simply a sideline anglo-enthusiast, I finally stumbled across an opportunity to fill the garage with some British motoring product.
The story is long- but the shortened version is: I now own a 73 MGB GT- as well as a 72 Triumph 650 Bonneville. Both gathered in one fell swoop. The MG is all there and was in mid paint prep, when in 97 it was simply left alone in a barn. Fortunately, for me, the car was not alone and did have the company of the Bonneville who also has all her original bits about her. Both WILL run soon and I will report about the restoration process as time goes.
I also acquired in my find, 2 TR6's that unfortunately did not share space inside the barn with the others and have subsequent damage to their bodies and interiors due to years outdoors. I just listed the Triumphs on the classified page for anyone interested. They are located in Rhode Island.
I look forward to sharing information as well as gathering intelligence from those of you kind enough to share when I become stumped at what to do next!
welcome. Thought you were less than truthful. Rochester Massachusetts? I lived in Worcester County and never heard of Rochester. I guess I was the typical New Englander and only knew my immediate area and the Cape and Boston and the western parts. Shame on me. Rochester is for real! 
