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tommy sprite
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Hello all,
I've owned British tin since I was 17 (I turn 70 next week), starting with a '66 Mini. In 1973, I bought a 1958 AH Sprite basket case, ANL5 1973, which I still have. It's been thru 2 restorations, the most recent a total nut + bolt.
I also have a 1970 MGB GT that I've had since 2003. I'm the 2nd owner and it's very original, save a poor respray and a few reliability mods.
Both cars give me great joy. There are 2 British car clubs in my area, one being international, the "Windsor Detroit MG Car Club".
Cheers,
tommy sprite - Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada
I've owned British tin since I was 17 (I turn 70 next week), starting with a '66 Mini. In 1973, I bought a 1958 AH Sprite basket case, ANL5 1973, which I still have. It's been thru 2 restorations, the most recent a total nut + bolt.
I also have a 1970 MGB GT that I've had since 2003. I'm the 2nd owner and it's very original, save a poor respray and a few reliability mods.
Both cars give me great joy. There are 2 British car clubs in my area, one being international, the "Windsor Detroit MG Car Club".
Cheers,
tommy sprite - Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada
