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Hello. My name is Jason and I am in Dawsonville, Georgia.
My wife and I were recently given a 1964 Midget, rust free, California car. It is actually a MK1 car with the quarter eliptic setup and 1098 engine. The car has been in her family for over 20 years. It doesn't run and will need to be totally gone through. We are exited about this project though. I look forward to learning from this forum.
 
Welcome...that is one sweet little car....drop on over to the Spridget Forum with photos - we love photos.
 
Escaped from California, good deal, they have to many great cars there!!
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Welcome to the forum Jason.
 
Welcome to the Forum!
 
Hi There Jason,

"Given" a MKI. "You lucky Devil"!!

"Welcome Aboard" & best wishes with the project.

Russ
 
Welcome...it should be fun. My wife and I just started our first "project" on a 1971 MGB. It's been fun and interesting so far and the help from everyone here is fantastic.
 
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