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Hi Eric, nice shots. Must be coming on spring down there. The two TR5s will make one drool.
I found a stolen, abandoned MGC after hurricane Katrina. Had no idea what it was till I popped the bonnet and saw the glorious big 6 lurking underneath. Helped reunite it with it's proper owner. Built about the same year as the TR5, eh?
Bill
I found a stolen, abandoned MGC after hurricane Katrina. Had no idea what it was till I popped the bonnet and saw the glorious big 6 lurking underneath. Helped reunite it with it's proper owner. Built about the same year as the TR5, eh?
Bill
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Thanks for the pictures Eric. It looks as though you had a good turn out of Triumphs despite the weather. I can see a few Heralds, 2000s and Dolomites in the background. Now that my Triumphs are tucked away for the winter it is great to be able to see Triumphs out and about in other parts of the world.
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