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Hello all. I joined this evening. I am the fortunate owner of a few British Classics, assembled of the last 4 years, namely:

1958 Austin Healey BN6
1958 Aston Martin DB2 MkIII
1958 Jaguar XK140
1965 Morris Minor 1000 Convertible
1968 Austin Mini Cooper S
1969 Jaguar E-Type Series II FHC

I am looking forward to learning more and more, and assisting where possible, having restored each of these cars myself, mostly with the aid of YouTube.
 
Welcome to the forum Mark. I'm new here too and the guys are very friendly and helpful.
 
Welcome to the forum. Nice collection of cars!
What part of SA are you in? I have friends in Mpumalanga.
 
Hi. I am in the town of Knysna, in the Western Cape, in what is known as the Garden Route. Around 1,500 kilometres from Mpumalanga.
 
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Hi. I am in the town of Knysna, in the Western Cape, in what is known as the Garden Route. Around 1,500 kilometres from Mpumalanga.
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Hope to get to Cape Town soon.
 
mark.barendse said:
Hello all. I joined this evening. I am the fortunate owner of a few British Classics, assembled of the last 4 years, namely:

1958 Austin Healey BN6
1958 Aston Martin DB2 MkIII
1958 Jaguar XK140
1965 Morris Minor 1000 Convertible
1968 Austin Mini Cooper S
1969 Jaguar E-Type Series II FHC

I am looking forward to learning more and more, and assisting where possible, having restored each of these cars myself, mostly with the aid of YouTube.
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Hi Mark, I'm new too, from South Australia. See you in the forum.
 
Thank you Basil. I was fortunate enough to recently have all of these cars find me. I always tell people to never look for a classic car, as you will buy something that you pay too much for and costs you money for the rest of your life (hee hee). The right cars will find you at the right time.
 
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