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Hi, I’m Steve, new to the forum, but not to LBCs. My affliction started in the summer of 1960 when my father came home with a brand new Austin Healey 3000. Since then it’s been a parade of triumphs, mgs, and healeys. My current project is a 1960 Austin Healey 3000-who knew- that I bought as a rolling chassis with boxes of parts. I’ve stripped it and re-assembled with all rust removed and new panels welded in. The challenge has been putting things back together and in the car that I didn’t take apart, like the engine and transmission, but I’ve dealt with all of it so far. I’m hoping this forum will help with things like the trafficator, my current bugaboo. Here’s hoping
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