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Hi everyone! I've been reading posts here for some time but I just now joined. I'm a long-time sportscar enthusiast starting back in 1971 with my first MGB, a 1970 primrose yellow car. I strayed away for a while when I got my 1972 240Z, but had several MGBs, a V12 XKE, a brand new red 1977 TR7 and now a 1980 TR8! I have an engineering background from Georgia Tech and do most of my own work. I am a semi-retired college professor, former motocross racer, photographer and drone pilot. But what get me going more than anything is putting the top down on a nice day and finding a nice twisting road to go cruising! Right now, I'm working on a 4bbl conversion on my TR8. Can't wait to get it sorted out and hit the road with the top down and hear that sweet little V8 purring!
 
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With all of those hobbies, you will fit right in! Welcome aboard; we hope you enjoy your stay here!
 
Welcome! Just gotta ask - HOW do fit into one of those tiny drones?
 
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