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Long time British car guy... MGB's MGA Midget Lotus Eclat Jag Xk8.... and now a TVR 85 280i Fixed Head Coupe.

It hasn't actually even made it to my house yet. I have to dig it out of the guy garage. It's going to be a bit of a project... but aren't they all...
So if there are any 280's running around Central Florida... We may need to talk :smile:

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Glenn
 
Welcome to the BCF Glenn! You've come to the right place. (Although I'm not sure how many TVR owners are here - pretty rare car.)

Good luck with your project, and maybe you could make it a goal to drive it to the next Tampa Bay All British Field Meet & Autojumble in Safety Harbor next October. It's hosted every year by theTampa Bay Austin-Healey Club. A little Google work will reveal all.
 
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