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aeronca65t
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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Todd16:
I work like a dog....
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Generally, the dogs in my family don't seem to do *any* work..
..but that's OK, I know what you mean!
Anywhoo....welcome! (and if you get a chance, post a picture of your car in "Member's Rides").
I work like a dog....
Generally, the dogs in my family don't seem to do *any* work..
..but that's OK, I know what you mean!
Anywhoo....welcome! (and if you get a chance, post a picture of your car in "Member's Rides").
tony barnhill
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Welcome, Todd...I've a '68 MGC roadster...you've got a good 'un there!
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Anthem Arizona... Where the heck is that? WELCOME to the number one/ best forum on the internet. Lots of fun and a bunch of both old timers and young pups here.
By the way (to all the "work like a dog" guys out there)... What does a dog do on his day off?
His job is lying around and watering the hydrants.
By the way (to all the "work like a dog" guys out there)... What does a dog do on his day off?
His job is lying around and watering the hydrants.
Howdy Todd
nice to see another 6 machine in the forum, I've got a 68 CGT (photos in the members rides). I own both a B Roadster and the C and I find that the C has a quite unique character compared to the B.
One thing I always have problems getting out of one and into the other is the clutch is a lot heavier and has a longer travel in the C compared to the B which only needs a blip on the clutch to change gears.
Hope to hear more about your beastie when they "payrole you from the pound"
regards
Tom
nice to see another 6 machine in the forum, I've got a 68 CGT (photos in the members rides). I own both a B Roadster and the C and I find that the C has a quite unique character compared to the B.
One thing I always have problems getting out of one and into the other is the clutch is a lot heavier and has a longer travel in the C compared to the B which only needs a blip on the clutch to change gears.
Hope to hear more about your beastie when they "payrole you from the pound"
regards
Tom
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I love MGCs ! My uncle was given a 1969 MGC GT around 1975 because some guy owed him some money. The engine was frozen and the car hasn't seen the road since. I believe it's still in its all original condition since it was only on the road for about 5-6 years!
He will need a new exhaust since the tailpipe was a popular place to hide Easter eggs before the hunt!! I would guess there are more than a few stuffed in there.
He will need a new exhaust since the tailpipe was a popular place to hide Easter eggs before the hunt!! I would guess there are more than a few stuffed in there.
