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Well Hello all ,

I have just joined your forum , Bought a BJ8 that is in bits last year , so now getting around to the rebuild .
I live in UK and I have spent most of my working life working on old British motor cars for my living and hobby ,now retired and more time to play , I have owned Sprites in the past but this is my first big Healey .

I hope that this plauge will pass and we can all get back to racing on the highways once more
 
Hello Ivan

Welcome to the forum.

The AH section will be able to help with tips and advice for your rebuild. Having worked on British cars for most of your career you should be a great source of information for the forum. Did you work on all makes of cars?

David
 
Welcome to BCF, Ivan. Like David suggests - jump into the AH forum here - a great group where you will find lots of help and encouragement.
 
and post pictures of the car!
I also am working on a BJ8 and this forum will help both of us with the model.
Jerry
 
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