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Melly

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Hello All!
It's fair to say I have no idea what I'm doing, but I love my car and want to restore it. My 1960 MGA was a gift to my mother from my step-father in 1987. They found it in a pasture in south TX. My step-father did some work on it - the notes and rigging I'm finding are quite entertaining - to get it into running condition. I drove it in high school and it has basically been sitting in the garage ever since.
This project is very important to me and I could use guidance, encouragement, and camaraderie.
Looking forward to getting to know some new friends!
 
Melly said:
Hello All!
It's fair to say I have no idea what I'm doing,
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Neither do most of us, as you will soon learn!! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif
But we have a great time anyway!

Welcome - this IS the place!

Mickey (Native Texan, transplanted Cajun)
 
Welcome to the forum. There is some great MGA knowledge here.

Patrick
 
Welcome to this all-British forum. You will feel very welcome here!
 
Welcome! Your in the right place for all the help you'll need. Everyone here is always willin to help out in any way possible, believe me this place will come in handy alot throughout your restoration....so stick around and don't be afraid to ask anything.
 
Thanks everyone for such a warm welcome!
Unfortunately, I still have work to do and can't read or contribute anything tonight.
I'll post photos of my project soon - it's a mess!
 
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