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[tony barnhill]

Of the yard full of LBC's for sale in Phoenix:
{1st photo has Morris Minor pickup. couple of Saab sonnets; 2nd a couple of weird little things & TR's; 3rd & 4th just TR's}

 

[drooartz]

1st "wierd" thing is a Crosley, second is an Austin A35.

That's quite the collection of projects. Wish I had funding and space...

 

[tony barnhill]

& that's not all of them!

All are for sale...

 

[regularman]

I would love that Minor pickup, does it still have the crank for hand starting?

 

[tony barnhill]

I didn't look that closely...day was getting long!

 

[drooartz]

I'm with you, Kim. I'd love a RHD Minor pickup... too dern cool.

 

[Shealey]

I think I'm going to be sick..There is never enough time or money is there.

 

[Atrus]

I agree on the minor pickup, although ideally, I'd love a minor convertible. I've just recently set my sight on these. Told my wife when the Sprite is done, expect me to start looking shortly thereafter.

 

[drooartz]

I have a strict one-at-a-time policy. It's all I can do to feed one LBC, any more would ruin me.

 

[Branson]

nope. I see a couple I'd like to add to my stable.

 

[Glen_B]

That A35 looks pretty sweet. You guys do know that mechanically its a bugeye Sprite with a lid on it don't you?
That looks like the winner of the bunch to me. But I've already got a perfect one. This one deserves saving. If you want a bugeye you drive in the winter, still hear the stereo, and do all the same mods without learning anything new, this one's for you.
It looks so good I'm beginning to think about having another.

Glen Byrns

 

[Roger]

Glen,
The A35 did of course, descend from the A30, which preceded the Frogeye.
There are those who would argue that the Frogeye (or its transatlantic translation Bugeye), is no more than an A30 with the lid sawn off and its rear end compromised!

 

[drooartz]

Wouldn't mind an A35 either. Funny little cars they are. Again my one-car rule saves my checkbook...