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More specifically Portland OR. I've owned my 1966 Triumph Spitfire Mk2 since 1974; it was my college car. My wife decided we needed a more comfortable Triumph with room for more clothes for long trips. Who was I to argue? So, a little over a year ago we bought a 1973 TR-6.

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welcome! great cars and even better wife. :D
 
Hi ho from NW Portland. 😁 Welcome.
 
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