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Hi All,
My Name is Tony and I finally have the room, time and money to own a 1961 Austin Mk2 3000.
Just picked her up last week. She is a driver in good condition. 0EF63110-4DE2-4CBE-950F-02585D3C6AA3.jpeg
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I am sure I will be looking through the site for helpful tips.
I am a retired contractor who has had a couple of Triumph GT-6s in the past, the last about 20 years ago. My old man was a big Brit bike fan and passed it on to me. I also own a nice 1975 Triumph T-160.
Thanks in advance for any help you give me.
 
Welcome! I had a '59 100-6 that I sold just before prices
on them took off.
 
Welcome to the fun, Tony! You'll find we have a very active Austin Healey forum here - be sure to jump in there too!
 
Hi Basil
So if I have questions is it easier to throw it out there or do you suggest doing a search?
 
PasoT said:
Hi Basil
So if I have questions is it easier to throw it out there or do you suggest doing a search?
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You can do a search if you want to, but it never hurts to ask a question again. Fresh questions, even though they may have been asked before, often garners new thoughts and perspectives from members who may not have even been members when the question was originally asked.
 
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