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Hello, I'm new here.( I also posted in the new member section)
I own a 65 Spitfire. Yesterday I finished fitting a new Robbins soft top. It did not include any instructions, so I found the information on this site very helpful.
It's great to have a place to swap stories with fellow TR owners.
 
Well welcome aboard. I'm a big fan of the center dash, round tail Spitfires. Next you'll need to post pictures please.
 
Yes, welcome! I also like the early Spitfires (oh I like all Triumphs but especially the style of the early Spits).
 
Ah...Newbie...
Ought to take him out behind the wood shed and teach him a thing or 2

No Pictures...Disgraceful!!
 
Well welcome aboard. I'm a big fan of the center dash, round tail Spitfires. Next you'll need to post pictures please.

The round tail Spits are definitely my favorite. (I know, I'm biased.) early GT6 and TR4.s are a close second and third.

I'll work on some pictures, I'll have to borrow my brothers digital camera, mine still uses film.
My car is a drivable work in process, darkish green but a shade lighter than traditional BRG. Her name is Tuppence, named after a character in a book I once read.
 
Ah...Newbie...
Ought to take him out behind the wood shed and teach him a thing or 2

No Pictures...Disgraceful!!
I've taken more pictures of my car than I can count, but they are all on color slides. I haven't made the switch to digital yet.:smile:
 
Do you mean Prudence Beresford AKA Tuppence?
 
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I finally got around to posting some pictures.
 
Ken,

Hey she is to me! Love the round-tail Spitfires here too. My wife had a 1968 Mk 3 when we were young.

Scott
 
Ken I like your car, the early ones are the best. I'm up in Cedar Rapids so "hi neighbor."
 
Thank you. I've got a lot of little projects to complete. Maybe this winter I will try to finish some of the body work that was begun by the previous owner.
 
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