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Hello, My name is Patrick. I live in Bassett, Virginia. I started loving old British cars back in the mid 70s when I started rebuilding a 63 TR4 in my parents basement. I've owned a TR4, GT6, 59 Bigeye, several Spitfires, MGB and I currently have a 65 Austin Healey BJ8, a 58 MGA Coupe, a 59 MGA Roadster, a 66 TR4A and a 63 TR3A currently in pieces.
 
Patrick - welcome to BCF. You have quite a history of LBCs for sure.

I had to laugh when you wrote "currently in pieces". That applies to most of our cars too, at one time or another!

Tom M.
 
Welcome Patrick! I'm just up the road in Roanoke.
Maybe we could meet up some time.
 
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