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I just purchased my first British automobile last year. I have a 1976 MGB that needs a lot of repairs. So financial I purchased a 1975 MGB and drove it home to enjoy while repairing the first one. So now I think I will have a hers and his set with the missus when I finish.
 
Parrish - welcome to BCF. I like your description "a hers and his set".

Here's our MG area when you're ready to share knowledge (your *and* ours).

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Forum to discuss MG Sports Cars
www.britishcarforum.com www.britishcarforum.com

Good to have you with us.
Tom M.
 
Hello Parrish

Welcome to the forum.

Will they be matching colour?

You will find the MG section a great place to get tips and advice for your MGB project.

David
 
Welcome, and, great idea his n her set - have you told 'her' yet? :D ? (I tried with Mrs JP, didn't go well :D )
 
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