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New Bugeye in the house
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Jim_Gruber
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Peter, I'm already using Bugsy but call him what you will.
Jim_Gruber
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PS Looks great BTW.
Another sports car that looks better now than it did when new IMHO. Two friends of mine had MG Midgets and one kept his for over 30 years.He also had an MGB GT coupe - red. I should have bought it from him, along with that rust-free TR3 I almost bought back in the '70s. Your car looks good in yellow. There is a Bugeye here in town with a rollbar and a loud exhaust. I'll try to catch up with him and check it out.
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You're obviously a man of impeccable taste with both a bugeye and a BJ7 in the garage. 