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Dear forum members. I have a 1956 MGA that I began restoring three years ago. This restoration was way more involved than what I first expected.
However, I just got it back on the road again a couple of days ago. What a great feeling it is to drive it!

Looking forward to chatting with you.

Hans
 
Congratulations on getting the A back on the road! I'm a little jealous - my project getting back on the road is still a ways off. By the way, I see you're in Durango - I've been to Durango several times. We've taken the Durango-Silverton train - what fun!
 
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