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My Wife and I have been doing a little traveling since retired. Of course we notice all the different cars on the road.
This photo of a TR3 was at Lake Louise Alberta. Along the Canadian Hwy.
This one is a little hard to make out, but this is in Las Vegas.
At the sign post forest at Watson lake there were license plates that had "MY MGB" from Texas. I am sure that if we stayed longer we could have found a few more. There are about 70,000 signs at the sign post forest. Google it and you will be amazed at what you find. In Fairbanks we saw a nice Austin Healy M 100 drive by. Most of all were the Dodge Ram Trucks. A favorite in the great white north. In 18 months we have driven about 25,000 miles with our fifth wheel. Always on the look out for the LBC or any thing that is different. Between RV people and LBC people you can't find a better group. What is better is a RV'er with a LBC! We have met a few of them. Next trip we will either go back up to Alaska or the other way to Key West. Always keeping a look out for Triumph's. (or what ever passes by)
This photo of a TR3 was at Lake Louise Alberta. Along the Canadian Hwy.
This one is a little hard to make out, but this is in Las Vegas.
At the sign post forest at Watson lake there were license plates that had "MY MGB" from Texas. I am sure that if we stayed longer we could have found a few more. There are about 70,000 signs at the sign post forest. Google it and you will be amazed at what you find. In Fairbanks we saw a nice Austin Healy M 100 drive by. Most of all were the Dodge Ram Trucks. A favorite in the great white north. In 18 months we have driven about 25,000 miles with our fifth wheel. Always on the look out for the LBC or any thing that is different. Between RV people and LBC people you can't find a better group. What is better is a RV'er with a LBC! We have met a few of them. Next trip we will either go back up to Alaska or the other way to Key West. Always keeping a look out for Triumph's. (or what ever passes by)