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Hi! My name is Tom King and am located in the southern portion of the Northern Plains, US. I have been a member of the British Car Forum for several years, but have not had a reason to post until now. I work on and sometimes, actually drive a'78 MG B and a '62 Austin Healey BT7. I have benefitted greatly from all of the work that has been done before by so many here and both of my cars are much better due to the contents of this forum. I thank all of you on the forum for your generosity.
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Glad that you finally posted Tom. If you get the chance, please post a photo or two of each of your cars. You are correct about the many members here who can really help others with projects on these LBCs.
