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Hi,
I'm Frans,and new to this list,i live in Belgium near Brussels and rebuild a Californian Triumph TR6 between 1998 and 2001.The car is in excellent condition now and i enjoy driving her as much as possible.
Happy Newyear to all!!
 
Happy New Year to you too Frans.
Any pictures of that TR6 ??? /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
 
Welcome frans!

Here in the northeastern USA, our British sports cars are put away for the the Winter, but many of the people who live in warmer places (Florida, California, etc) can drive their cars all year 'round.

What's your weather like? Do you drive your TR6 in the colder weather?

And yes....if you have pictures, "attach" them or post them in the Members Gallery!
 
I've posted a picture in the "members map" because the photo gallery is currently closed.

And about the weather;the winters are extreme north of us and summers are extreme south of us and we are in between; we get almost the same weather as the Brittains have.
About the winter drives:Yes ,we can ,with the top closed and the heating att full charge,But i only chase those days wich are dry to drive.I do'nt wanted my car rusted away by the tonnes of salt,wich is on the roads.i have a rust free Californian car remember!
 
Welcome, frans - I spent 3 years back in the 70's as an advisor to the Belgian Air Force near Brunssum...we redid my MGB GT in one of their facilities.
 
Thanks guys.I'll allready feel good at this list.

Frans,

'74 TR6
 
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