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Hi from frigid New Braunfels, Texas

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Longtime LBC nut: '48 MGTC (since '78) - needs restoration, but reliably running and regularly driven. '61 Bugeye (since '70) - actively disassembling for restoration as a road-legal vintage race car to '67 SCCA GCR and PCS. '66 MGB Roadster (since '04) - active race car since '72, currently raced in CVAR prepared to '72 SCCA GCR and PCS.
 
Greetings and welcome! Would love to see pictures. Glad to have you around but, seriously, 32 deg? frigid? Come on Man - here in Toronto it is the same temperature as the surface of Mars!

Buck up :grin:
 
Welcome aboard, hello, from another denizen of the frozen north. Here in Wisconsin it's been colder than Antarctica since before Christmas! No sympathy from me either, I'm afraid... :cool: You're going to love it here on the BCF!
 
Welcome to the best resource for LBC's on the web. You will find that you have many people who will be willing to help you, and others to whom your experience will be invaluable. I have visited your community back when our son was stationed at Randolph AFB, but it has been nearly 10 years. It was not that cold when I was there, but it has not been that warm for us locally for a goodly bit, and we are not living the normal frozen tundra. Please be sure to post photos, and enjoy the ride.
 
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