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If I am out tooling around in the older part of town (no alleys in suburbia) I like to slip down the alleys and look in the garages and back yards, call me weird, or maybe a guy who fits right in with this group.

Anyway saw a nice unrestored looking late mid 60s BRG Sprite I didn't know was in our town. Also saw a Surrey top midnight blue TR4 that I knew was about but hadn't seen for years, as well as some a newer Spit and TR6 out tooling about.
Weather has been great in the midwest, so the cars are out.

Greg
 
Nice! I like back roads for the same reason. Today saw a chartreuse rubber bumper B pulling out of Tim Hortons as I was pulling in, and early 50's pickemup, a 72 or so Vette and and a Mercedes 190sl with the top down (guess which was my favourite) :smile:
 
Mmmmm Tim Hortons! I wish we had some of those down South. I first got to visit one while we were in Maine last year for a Sunbeam event and just loved the doughnuts and other breakfast goodies.....
 
EricG said:
Mmmmm Tim Hortons! I wish we had some of those down South. I first got to visit one while we were in Maine last year for a Sunbeam event and just loved the doughnuts and other breakfast goodies.....
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they just opened the first non North American Timmys (other than those with the troops in Afghanistan) in Dubai of all places
 
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