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One more "new member" signing on. It seems like I did this once before but will add this to stop being greeted by the little guy each time I log in. Live in St. Louis, MO USA, working on my third Triumph TR-3A, now retired from the Aerospace Industry and have more free time to continue the latest project. "Happy to be here Boss!".
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Wow, you've been a member since 2008! Glad to finally hear from ya! I hope you won't make this your only post just to get rid of the little man because, not to put too fine a point on it, without folks engaged in discussing things the forum would not last long. So don't be a stranger!
By the way, I used to live just across the river from you in Troy, IL (I was stationed at Scott for 4 years). Matter of fact, I bought my Triumph Spitfire (which I still have) from a guy who worked at McDonnell Douglas and lived in northwest St Louis. Anyway, a belated welcome to BCF and hope to see you around.
By the way, I used to live just across the river from you in Troy, IL (I was stationed at Scott for 4 years). Matter of fact, I bought my Triumph Spitfire (which I still have) from a guy who worked at McDonnell Douglas and lived in northwest St Louis. Anyway, a belated welcome to BCF and hope to see you around.