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Hi everyone. While a new member, I am old but not "beyond normal shelf life" as my Healey is. 1962 A-H 3000 Mk II, BT7 with tri-carb and side curtains. The car has nearly 200K miles on it. Have had it since 1969, a Seattle car, and still has some of the same rust. Now in Atlanta, rust comes from humidity. I still take it on most club tours, especially those in the mountains.
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Welcome to the BCF Rchertzy! Glad to read that you're already apparently connected to the Austin-Healey Club of Atlanta. Keep enjoying that tri-carb, and post some pics when you get a chance.