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I finally pulled the trigger and purchased my first MGB GT. I retired recently and no longer need my modern commuter car and always wanted an MGB GT, as they were definitely one of the cool cars when I was growing up in South Wales, UK. My car is in very good, drivable condition, but as with all vintage cars, needs some TLC.

I have some experience working on old motorcycles, but none working on cars, so this will be a fun new hobby, where I am sure I will learn a lot.

On that note, if there are any forum members in the Temecula or North SD County area who would like to meet for a coffee to discuss all things MGB and, hopefully give me some guidance on the first things I want to tackle, I would love to hear from you.

Cheers - Ian
 

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