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Just joined. I have owned and restored British cars over the years. My first was a 1958 Bug eye that I did a nut and bolt restoration in the 70's. My next project was a 1974 Jensen Healey that I restored while we were snow birding in Arizona. Back in Wisconsin found a 1965 Austin Healey 3000 BJ8 that I started to restore. We decided to move full time to Arizona and I sold that car to an individual in Brussels Belgium. I picked up another 1974 Jensen Healey In Arizona and completed that restoration. My wife passed away and I returned to central Wisconsin and found a 1967 Austin Healey shipped here. There is no rust in the car and I am mainly doing detail work. I just completed my new garage with a lift and shop. Also acquired a 1964 Thunderbird convertible and a 1987 El Camino. At 83 years old these tend to keep me out of the Wisconsin bars
 
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Just joined. I have owned and restored British cars over the years. My first was a 1958 Bug eye that I did a nut and bolt restoration in the 70's. My next project was a 1974 Jensen Healey that I restored while we were snow birding in Arizona. Back in Wisconsin found a 1965 Austin Healey 3000 BJ8 that I started to restore. We decided to move full time to Arizona and I sold that car to an individual in Brussels Belgium. I picked up another 1974 Jensen Healey In Arizona and completed that restoration. My wife passed away and I returned to central Wisconsin and found a 1967 Austin Healey shipped here. There is no rust in the car and I am mainly doing detail work. I just completed my new garage with a lift and shop. Also acquired a 1964 Thunderbird convertible and a 1987 El Camino. At 83 years old these tend to keep me out of the Wisconsin bars
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Welcome, AHCA's Conclave will be held at Elkhart Lake next September. Details (like the dates) are still being worked out. Something to add to your calendar.
 
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Happy to have you aboard! That's quite a collection you've had over the years
 
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