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Going through some pics and saw this one just before I shipped the preprod to Europe.
Sure wish the cars were out now, but that would take a lot of shovelling!

Paul

wow you had all them?? Goodness me. They all look such good nick too! Sorted.

Descisions descisions which one should I drive today[:D][:D]
cool group of eights though

Cheers Steve

If it's got tits or tyres then it's gonna cost ya!

Hi,
You can never have enough of a good thing [:D] If i ever win the lottery,i too will have a garage like that at the end of my garden and Bugatti Veryron to get down there!!
Cheers John

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Great stuff TR8, well with so many people like ourselves, our wedges will be around for a very very long time to come

Steve

That's a small fortune in spark plugs alone!

Goodonya Mate![:D]

Cheers,
Rich

1975 TR7 ACL764U

heh, nice pic Paul .....think there's at least one or two missing though! [;)][;)][;)][;)]


Btw whats with the MG sign???

Ron.

At one point I was into MGBs more than I am into wedges right now. I had 6 or 7 at one time....all black LE models.
That's how I originally got an 8. I wanted an MGB V8 and didn't want to butcher two cars to get it. So I bought a car with the right engine to begin with....a silver TR8...my now black 8.
I have had this disease for many years.
Paul

And oh ya, the TR7 race car and the parts car aren't in the picture....what would the neighbors think!

Paul

Sometimes a 4 car garage is just not enough.[:D]

TR7 Spider - 1978 Spifire - 1976 Spitfire - 1988 Tercel 4X4 - Kali on Integra - 1991 Integra

You're a 1 man TR car show![:D]
That's my dream kinda garage...very cool.
I'm thinking of driving my 7 up to Toronto when I go this spring,
I think if I see another one up there,I'll know who's it is!

I'm in Ottawa about 4 hours north of Toronto, but if you want to go to a good show in Toronto, go to the Bronte show in September. There is always more than 1000 British cars in attendance...the largest British car show in all of North America...bar none. I almost always attend.

Paul

http://www.torontotriumph.com/BCD/

A very nice collection of wedges,Paul.There seems to be a few of
us 'serial car collectors' on this forum.I guess we're lucky the
wedges are cheap in comparison to some other classics.Who's gonna
own up to having the biggest fleet?

See ya. Paul

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lol, we all have our faults..........good to see you've been cured of that illness!!


hehehehehe




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us 'serial car collectors' on this forum.
Who's gonna own up to having the biggest fleet?
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My guess would be the Turners.....

Actually on a side note, you wouldn't beleive how many "Pauls" I know who are into wedges.....

Ron.

Here is a pic of my former fleet. This picture hung on my office wall for many years. I also had a black MGBGT at the same time....

When I first joined the local Triumph club I drove one of these MGBs for the first year to the meetings...before I got a TR8 on the road...nobody ever asked to "see under the hood".

Paul