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Hi folks I’m new here but not to British cars 😉
Here my new steer and hopefully she won’t need to be sold to pay for house stuff or education stuff🤣
She’s really good but still needs some love.
Looking forward to engaging with a few questions and perhaps even some advice of my own.
 
Welcome to BCF! Great looking AH you have there. What's its history, and how'd you get interested in classic British cars?

Tom M.
 
NutmegCT said:
Welcome to BCF! Great looking AH you have there. What's its history, and how'd you get interested in classic British cars?

Tom M.
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I’ve always restored cars , well since I was 16 and now I’m 62 I’ve had some really nice stuff.
I love fast road sporting cars from the 50,s and 60,s.
This car has good solid history and suits me just so.
 
Welcome aboard! You will find we have a very active and friendly Austin Healey group here!
 
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