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Hiya! Newby with a 'B' from the UK!

Fox

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Hi everyone, thought i'd just say hi!

Heres a picture of my 75 roadster

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Ive done plenty of modifications to the car, the largest are probably the chrome bumper conversion and the new unleaded engine

Thanks for reading!

Fox
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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by aeronca65t:

...but your steering wheel is on the wrong side

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Hey! I've got two of those cars too - this is turning into an epidemic!

Welcome Fox

RG
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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by aeronca65t:
Nice, nice, nice!
...but your steering wheel is on the wrong side (nyuk, nyuk).
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Welcome!
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No no no, Its on the "Right" side
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Cheers For the welcome chaps!
 
Yes, but we drive on the "right" side of the road. Welcome to the forum and the car looks nice.
I visited over there and found that hard to get used to for a couple of days. We stayed with relatives and when he came around at the airport to pick us up, I felt like I was getting in the drivers side and felt uncomfortable with no steering wheel there. Almost out of control. LOL
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Grew up in Florida with trips to Nassau, et. al. Rented scooters...darn near killed myself everytime I went around a corner and unconsciously moved over to the other (wrong) side of the road.
 
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