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Great story Lou ! !
You got the better of the deal! You got the ring <span style="font-weight: bold">and </span>the Triumph! Who wants a 68 year old girlfirend anyway :smile: ! !
Gil NoCal
 
Lou Metelko said:
...She literally threw the ring back to me...

My wife really enjoyed this tale (she calls that sort of thing a "Let's see what you're made of" moment. But -- she wants to hear the rest of the story. i.e. did you find someone else. She demands a happy ending.
 
thats the best outcome I have heard in a long time. Well done Lou to keep the diamond and the TR4
 
I bought my 1958 TR3A in May 1958, and while I had already known the girl I finally married, we were not at all serious with each other. She lived on my street and studied in the convent. That's the correct sequence to buying a TR.

Here we are (as same-street friends) when I was 18 and she was 17. I bought the TR when I was 20 and it now has 184,000 miles or more on it. And we've been married for more than 45 years. I still have both the TR and Louise.
 

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Bill Piggott writes, "TRs have always engendered a particularly strong loyalty amongst their pilots; many are the 50- and 60-something chaps repurchasing TRs today and hoping to recreate their experiences with the cars of 30 and 40 years ago..." Try 50 years ago:
 

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Don you are indeed a fortunate man having Louise and TRusty for 45 years and many years to come.
 
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