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Aphyle

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Hi! I just joined the forum. I found it by accident, but have been part of the Countour forum for some time. I have a 1971 MGB Roadster (running) and a 1968 TR250 (disassembled for restoration). Would enjoy talking with others, especially in the Shennandoah Valley.
 
Welcome, Aphyle, from a fellow MG/TR owner ('57 TR3 & '73 MGB). You've found the best forum on the 'net. Lots of good conversation and plenty of help.

Mickey
 
Welcome,
Keep an eye on the chat room and come join us in there sometime. topics range from the serious to the insane, depending on who is in the room and the general mood of the crowd
 
Welcome to our Humble forum! Now that you found us, we hope you will become a regular and enjoy the place for years to come.

By the way, I grew up in Bridgeport.

Basil
"I am the manager as well"
 
Welcome!
I'm 6 or 7 hours north of you but I'll be down at Summit Point, WV for a race about a month.
Nice county down there!
 
Welcome, from next door in PA...and most of us found ourselves here by accident and now just can't stay away!
Are you a Mountanineer???

Bruce
 
Morgantown is home to the WVU Mountaineers. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif

Bruce /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cheers.gif
 
Welcome to the forum! I'm a Triumph guy an out of my element by posting in the MG forum, but I live in Waynesboro, Virginia, which is just over the mountain from Charlottesville.

Oh! And be sure to join our car club: Shenandoah Valley British Car Club. www.svbcc.net
 
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