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I recently purchased a 1974 Spitfire and look forward to getting it on the road. Never had a brit car even but lived in England for 5 years and drove a Toyota. Will have lots of questions that I hope I can find answers to. Any Triumph owners or clubs in NM?
 
Hello and welcome to the British Car Forum. Not to worry!..... You will get all the help you need for any questions you will have regarding getting your car on the road.
Be sure to visit and post your questions in the "Triumph" section of the forum.
Be sure to post some pics of your car.
 
You will get plenty of help here! There is a Club - British Automobile Owners Association in Albuquerque. I had belonged for a while but being out in the east mountains was not very covenient so I eventually dropped out.
 
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