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Hi All,
I’m Stan and a big fan of 60s & 70s British cars. I guess from this, you can guess I’m of a certain vintage myself!
I’ve owned a few cars, the more interesting if which include a Panther Lima, MGB GT, Frogeye (Bugeye) Sprite and currently drive a MGC roadster in Old English White with black interior.
During one of the Covid19 lockdowns, I converted the C to triple SUs to keep myself amused and have been pleased with the improved performance as well as the under hood aesthetics.
Thanks for having me
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Stan - welcome to BCF. Great work shown in the photos. How 'bout a photo of the car?

What is/was your profession?

Tom M.
(Was there a Musial in your family ...?)
 
welcome and, yes, lovely car!
 
Welcome, Stan! I think you'll find that a lot of us here are of, as you say, "a certain vintage." LOL. Hope you enjoy your time here at BCF!
 
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