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tony barnhill
Great Pumpkin - R.I.P
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I know where there's a full-size, real TD that looks worse than that - justsitting out in a field!
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I just took the liberty of searching and I think I've found a shop that can handle the restoration
https://tinyurl.com/ylmbakt
https://tinyurl.com/ylmbakt
hilsideser
Jedi Warrior
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I know where a big Healey sits at the back of a lot near a creek, under the trees with a tree growing out of the floor. I've been watching it for 25 years. The owner says he can't sell it "cause it's set up for a small block Chevy engine".... WOW!!!
I do not have any history on the MG. I was working for a land surveyor and we were hunting property corners in the woods. The other fellow said "hey I think I found something for you" I took the MG home and planted it. There are a few more cars in the garden with stories. Bob
