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Maynardb

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Hi,
I’m Maynardb from Milford PA. I have loved British cars for many years and have owned a few. I presently have a’53 MGTD that’s in parts and am rebuilding the motor. I’ve owned an mga, Mgb, mgbgt, tr3, bugeye sprite to name a few. Now as an older gent, I’m finding it harder to do the work than when I was younger, but I’ve still got the “ fire in the belly” for one or two more restorations. I’ll probably be asking advice from those of you with good knowledge and more experience. Looking forward to getting more involved with a club or two
Cheers!
 
Welcome to the British Car Forum.
You have had some great British cars.
You’ll find plenty of help here whenever you need it.
 
Welcome sir! Happy to have you aboard! (y)
 
If you haven’t already done so, in addition to this British Car Forum, I’d recommend that you also log into the MG Experience web site and in particular, you should frequent the “T-Series & Pre-War” Forum. All of the sub-forums on that web site are extremely active.

Welcome !!
 
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