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My first connection with British cars was a 1956 MGA I bought in 1960 and drove until my new wife complained about her hair. My daughter was put thru two years of college when I sold my 1958 Triump and her 1959 MGA that I bought and repaired. My youngest son had a 19xx Spitfire that we put at least three clutches in. He now has a 1960 TR3 in my barn for my spare time. My oldest has a 1957 MGA that I owe him some hours on. So I guess I'm not finished with British cars..just wish my memory was better.....
 
Welcome to BCF Jarhead! Hey, if your sons are not already members, be sure to invite them to join too!
 
Hello GeezerJarhead

Welcome to the forum

The Triumph section is very active and you are sure to get plenty of help, tips and advice for your projects.

Post some photos of your cars.

David
 
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