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but were afraid to ask: 
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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
I posted a question in the MG forum,with the same title. Its not a Triumph but the thoughts are the same.Would you guys take a look at the question in the MG section and give me your answers. Ya need a break from here anyway.Expand your horizons. Just don't start any fights while you're there.
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DougF
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Keep it up and they will all start coming over to the "enlightened" side. Then our car values will start going up even more.
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Man, that was too much like work. George Jetson, I get you - hard day at work pushing buttons...
To answer the question, yeah, I would drive any road-worthy classic anywhere regardless of how it looked. However, I would tape it off with a circle, paint it white, and throw some numbers in there.... or paint it in and label it "Switzerland".
To answer the question, yeah, I would drive any road-worthy classic anywhere regardless of how it looked. However, I would tape it off with a circle, paint it white, and throw some numbers in there.... or paint it in and label it "Switzerland".