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Hi, I'm Chuck a new member. I have owned several British cars, starting with a 57 TR3 in high school. It was a mess but it ran. Since then I've owned in my early life an Austin Healey 3000, a TR4, an Austin America, and a Jag XKE.
Later on I reconnected with my roots and bought a Triumph GT6, then a Jensen Healey. Now I have a 60 Austin Healey Sprite, and a 70 GT6 that became a Spit6 and then became a 2.8 Ford V6 Spit6. The Sprite I keep mostly original.
I have always loved going around corners. I'll never forget cornering in the Jag.
But mostly I end up in the garage working on them.
 
welcome - quite a collection over the years - glad you are here (and I think most of us end up in the garage) :D
 
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