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I'm 57 and this is my first LBC (little British car). I have restored 1950s & 1960s Fords in the past. It doesn't matter what your age is we are all car guys.
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I am 27.9123287....
That is to say I'll be 28 in 32 days. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Had my Midget since I was 15 although it had already been in the family for a few years before that. Been working on the things since I was old enough to turn a wrench. I guess that probably puts it up over half of my life.
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That is to say I'll be 28 in 32 days. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Had my Midget since I was 15 although it had already been in the family for a few years before that. Been working on the things since I was old enough to turn a wrench. I guess that probably puts it up over half of my life.
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34. Ran 5 miles this morning and feel 74 right now.
A very wise man whose opinion I greatly respect told me he thought the British Car Hobby was going to die off soon. I am glad to see so many young ens like myself taking up the mantle and proving my friend wrong in this one instance.
A very wise man whose opinion I greatly respect told me he thought the British Car Hobby was going to die off soon. I am glad to see so many young ens like myself taking up the mantle and proving my friend wrong in this one instance.
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53, had an XK-120 FHC back in the mid '70's and a 1600 MGA in the late '60's. Fell in love with the Lotus 11 many years ago and with the reintroduction of the Westfield replica took the plunge and ordered a kit. It is nearly complete as far as the factory's building goes and should arrive in a month. Then I get to have the fun of assembling it!!!
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I'm 32 spent my formative years being driven round in the back of my dads Midget, but got into Volkswagen vans when I passed my driving test. I'm on my second van ('78 twin slider) but am currently spending most of my time trying to get the very same car I spent my youth in, back on the road /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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I'm 51 now and bought the little car (59 Bugeye) two years ago - it came home on a tow-dolly with its various parts in boxes (I’m sure my wife thought I was nuts)... It is running now – big fun – but I still have a lot to do… This is also my first foray into the world of LBC...
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51 ouch! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif
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55 yrs. old today(Oct. 15), and really can't figure out if that's old or young, but really enjoying life.
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42 next month....
Elva Courier (my most valued possession)
MGA (future vintage racer?)
DeLorean (date car)
Pinto SCCA ITB
$500.00 truck, I think its a Chevy (Tow vehicle)
Toyota something....I'd have to look
I also wrench on my mom's 72 E-Type & open beers for my lil' brother when he's working on his Vixen.
Elva Courier (my most valued possession)
MGA (future vintage racer?)
DeLorean (date car)
Pinto SCCA ITB
$500.00 truck, I think its a Chevy (Tow vehicle)
Toyota something....I'd have to look
I also wrench on my mom's 72 E-Type & open beers for my lil' brother when he's working on his Vixen.
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My first Bugeye, 1963 I think, had the rear of the cockpit cut out like the late models so small son could sit on the spring hanger frame with pading of course. Rode that way for 4 years in Hawaii.
The pic in the pic place is the car in back yard in hawaii and son smileing at camara, he was about 2 1/2 maybe. He is still my bud at 6' 2" and 260 lbs. Can lift an a-40 out by him self.
The pic in the pic place is the car in back yard in hawaii and son smileing at camara, he was about 2 1/2 maybe. He is still my bud at 6' 2" and 260 lbs. Can lift an a-40 out by him self.
48, and a fugitive from the laws of averages /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif
My Sprite is my 5th LBC, 8th bit of Brit machinery. I've done a TR4, 67 Midget, 71 MGBGT, 72 MGB, 62 Land Rover 109, 72 LR 88, and am a part owner in a 43 Humber Mk4 Armoured Car. Guess I'm a bit twisted!!!!!
And Dear Wifey has a 60 Sprite, and a 2003 Mini.
Don
My Sprite is my 5th LBC, 8th bit of Brit machinery. I've done a TR4, 67 Midget, 71 MGBGT, 72 MGB, 62 Land Rover 109, 72 LR 88, and am a part owner in a 43 Humber Mk4 Armoured Car. Guess I'm a bit twisted!!!!!
And Dear Wifey has a 60 Sprite, and a 2003 Mini.
Don