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Hi everyone
I am a old member that has decided to rejoin the ranks of the british car forum. I used to be racmga..changed my computer and lost access to my account. Review of previous project goes as follows. Finished restoring 1956 mga. Sold it, restored a 1968 gt6 sold it, full frame off restoration of my 1971 tr6. Refuse to sell it. Currently 3/4 the way through restoration of my 1948 mgtc.
Next project is my brothers bugeye sprite..
We live in vancouver area of british columbia.
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Welcome back! Looks awesome!
 
Welcome back - if you remember your user name from before, I can merge your accounts (you would keep this current name, but any posts you made before would be assigned to this current account).
 
Ok, I have merged your old account with this new one. All of your contact from your old account is now associated with this new account.
 
The TC is comming along, just finishing up the body paintwork and starting routing in the electrical system. We did all the body work including a new wood frame. (Dont want to do that again). There is no bondo anywhere. Only scratch putty and primer. We are getting the paint professionally done. They did my TR6. And were amazing. Hard to believe that we have been working on the car for over 3 years. Hardest part was finding original parts. We have most of them now.
 
Ractr6 said:
The TC is comming along, just finishing up the body paintwork and starting routing in the electrical system. We did all the body work including a new wood frame. (Dont want to do that again). There is no bondo anywhere. Only scratch putty and primer. We are getting the paint professionally done. They did my TR6. And were amazing. Hard to believe that we have been working on the car for over 3 years. Hardest part was finding original parts. We have most of them now.
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looks fabulous! welcome back
 
Nice! Very nice!
By the way I am in Point Roberts WA, so we are actually almost neighbors
 
Nice to hear from you. Thank you..I feel for everyone in Point Robert's. With border restrictions life must not be too easy...
 
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