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About 50 years ago I began my affair with British cars in a 67 MG midget. Went through MGs then went mainland in Alfas & Porsches. Happy to say I'm back in a 67 TR4 A IRS. Just bought it from the second owner who's had it since 78. She's a strong survivor car with only 40K miles, and one re-paint in the original white. I've never given a car a name before, but I think I may now. Looking for a popular English girls name from the period. I did find that in Florida one can tag the car with a plate from the mfg year, if it's pre-1974, so I found a 67 plate on Ebay...I look forward to learning more...thanks for the add.
PS: I assume it's obligatory to show off, so here we go...
 

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Well, if I was going to give a proper English girls name to a proper classic British car, I think I’d have to pick Sybil.
 
Hello Ozzydog

Welcome to the forum

Nice TR4A

The Triumph section is very active and you will get plenty of help, advice and tips there.

David
 
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