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Just a friendly hello from a new member. I just found this site today. I have 2 Brit cars, a nicely restored 1975MGB which I have owned and for the past several years and a recently purchased 1974 Jensen Healey which is in the early days of restoration & I hope do drive it this summer. Once both cars are on the road, one of them has to go.
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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Brino:
Once both cars are on the road, one of them has to go.<hr></blockquote>
Welcome (again). That would be a tough choice (althogh I can guess what the folks here in the MG forum will tell you - but they "may" be biased)
Both great cars, glad its you and not me who has to decide.
Basil
Once both cars are on the road, one of them has to go.<hr></blockquote>
Welcome (again). That would be a tough choice (althogh I can guess what the folks here in the MG forum will tell you - but they "may" be biased)
Both great cars, glad its you and not me who has to decide.
Basil
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Brino;
Welcome to the forum. That will be a tough choice,as both are comfortable cars. I have a 76B and a 61 Austin Healey 3000 Mk1, and couldn't part with either. Took the B out today for a 20 mile spin. Ahhh, that's better.
Welcome to the forum. That will be a tough choice,as both are comfortable cars. I have a 76B and a 61 Austin Healey 3000 Mk1, and couldn't part with either. Took the B out today for a 20 mile spin. Ahhh, that's better.
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build a bigger garage and keep both, it works for Tony. and no Basil, we're not biased, we just love our cars. Welcome aboard
tony barnhill
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Brino....Welcome! Now, why does one have to go? They're mutually habitable!