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I've lurked here happily for years to learn about & help care for my BJ8. Posting here in hopes that "annoying sign will go away". - BCrone
 
Hi BC,

If you don't want that annoying sign to come back, then don't just say you're posting to make the sign go away - that wasn't the point of the "annoying sign." The point is to get folks to actually participate here and not just lurk. Not to put too fine a point on it, but if you/we want the BCF to continue to remain as a valuable resource for hopefully more years, we need folks (including lurkers) to actually participate. IF everyone just lurked, there would be no point in keeping BCF online.

With that said - tell us a bit about yourself and your BJ8 and then jump in at our Austin Healey forum - help us keep this an active place that people want to come to.

Thanks and belated welcome to BCF.

Basil
 
Well, finally found the proper link to messages, I think. I have been playing with, driving and restoring MG's since the 70's. However the longest restoration process has been my 74 MGB roadster which I have been working on since I started disassembly in 2000. Since then, I have managed to redo, repaint, re-assemble and learn a lot from this hobby.
I continue to learn and improve this car and will I hope (if life doesn't get in the way) get my 74 B back on the road this summer.
Cheers
Dennis
 
Glad to have you aboard Dennis! Be sure to jump in in our "MG Forum" and say hello there as well! (To start a NEW topic, just look for the New Topic" button).

Cheers,
Basil
 
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