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Hello all! I'm a new member (to state the obvious), and am located in the USA in the Bay Area of northern California. It's a busy area now, but it's home for a fully restored AH 3000 Mk III. I owned an AH 100/4 "back in the day' and did the unthinkable by driving it around Australia - an interesting adventure. I'm doing some upgrades now (spending a little saved money - and why not...?). I'm no mechanic, and so those members who are so, will likely roll their eyes at the newbie-type questions... But this forum is "ground zero" for really experienced and deep information from owners and users. I look forward to participating. Thanks.
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