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Old 13-08-2013, 03:11   #31
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Damn...still shaking my head!
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67 Mustang and 57 Royal Enfield Crusader are my two classics. Of course the Crusader is in a bunch of boxes but I intend to.......
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My daily driver is 66 VW beetle, drag raced mustangs for many years. My boat is way cheaper!
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3 cars hold a space in my heart... a 1960's Morris Minor that I dropped an Oxford 1750 engine into... a 1954 split screen VW Beetle and my favourite a 1962 Ford Capri... not the one in the pic.. mine was black and all the kids thought it was the Batmobile....
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I havent see the Capri as a convertible before...I dont think....nice.
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Does a 1975 Dodge 1 ton cargo van count?
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Yes, got any pics? I have a custom Land Rover, some of the parts are from the sixties. Anything old and interesting certainly does count in my book.

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I have a '59 MGA that I restored when I was living in Colombo and brought with me when I relocated to WA. I used it as my company car for several years whilst the Driver travelled around in the company supplied Nissan.

I also restored (over a period of years) a Morris 1000 convertible, an '49 Austin 12/4 ( which was a Christmas gift for the Beloved,) , an MG YT (which sadly I had to leave behind) a Riley RME which was owned by some friends who took it back to England and an assortment of others including a couple of Morris Travellers which (again sadly) we had to leave unfinished when we moved to Oz.

My MGA now spends most of its time in the garage but I drive it whenever I can. It's also great that the daughters are now asking to take it out.
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I have a '59 MGA that I restored when I was living in Colombo and brought with me when I relocated to WA. I used it as my company car for several years whilst the Driver travelled around in the company supplied Nissan.

I also restored (over a period of years) a Morris 1000 convertible, an '49 Austin 12/4 ( which was a Christmas gift for the Beloved,) , an MG YT (which sadly I had to leave behind) a Riley RME which was owned by some friends who took it back to England and an assortment of others including a couple of Morris Travellers which (again sadly) we had to leave unfinished when we moved to Oz.

My MGA now spends most of its time in the garage but I drive it whenever I can. It's also great that the daughters are now asking to take it out.
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I'm thinking about starting a project...
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I was wondering about a '75 diesel rabbit? how do the logistics of this thing work out. IE cost to ship car from West Coast US port? It's not something I'd ever really consider, but my kids would be a bit older then and might be a keen family adventure.
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Sorry no photos, maybe when I get home.
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I have a '59 MGA that I restored when I was living in Colombo and brought with me when I relocated to WA. I used it as my company car for several years whilst the Driver travelled around in the company supplied Nissan.

I also restored (over a period of years) a Morris 1000 convertible, an '49 Austin 12/4 ( which was a Christmas gift for the Beloved,) , an MG YT (which sadly I had to leave behind) a Riley RME which was owned by some friends who took it back to England and an assortment of others including a couple of Morris Travellers which (again sadly) we had to leave unfinished when we moved to Oz.

My MGA now spends most of its time in the garage but I drive it whenever I can. It's also great that the daughters are now asking to take it out.
A 57 MGA here. Was running three years ago when I put it into storage. Time to bring it back and restore it
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Since buying 'Zerk, I've fixed:
3 Alfas
restored an 87 BMW 635
Jag XJS convertible which I miss so much
64 Riviera
91 (not so classic but sort of) Porsche 928
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First car I owned was a 1968 Dodge Charger, bergundy with black vinyl top, mag wheels, 4 speed, 383.....toped out at 135mph wished that I had the 440

2 wheels....1966 Honda Super Hawk 305cc toped out at 105mph...just did that once
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