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Hello to all,
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I'm new to this forum, so please forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong place.
New owner of black BJ8, freshly imported from Iowa. It's a project that will take me some time, but what a beautiful design with the look of this car. Quite a bit of work to be done and certainly a lot of help from specialists. So thank you in advance for your help, I count on your support.
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I recently completed the renovation of a TR3 so I hope to be up to the challenge with the 3000.

I am located in France near the Oise's district.

Sorry for my approximate english writting and speaking.
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Marc
 
welcome - you are in the right place and your english is excellent - sounds like a lovely car
 
This is the right place for your first introductory post. Welcome to BCF! If y9ou wish to discuss your Healey specifically, you can post comments or questions in our Austin Healey forum (or Triumph forum for the TR3)
 
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