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Alby135 wrote: ….This thread makes me think I'm way too old to be doing this sort of stuff....
Hi and welcome to the forum.
I struggle to accept that I will be able to draw a pension in June, but I am tempt to do so to give me time to play cars.
James
Home to black Alfa Romeo 159 3.2 V6 Q4 ,green MGF VVC and red MG Maestro T16.
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Must admit at 81,after having lung, nose & nail cancer I only do simple jobs on the cars, but still enjoy driving them. Going to Spain in the Merc. in May.
Enjoy while you can.
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So please forgive my odd sense of humour.
Just to make my feelings clear, I've been a car nut all my life, have owned over 100 cars including various competition cars and exotics and have no plans to stop anytime soon. I'm blessed with quite reasonable health and fitness at this stage of my life & as long as I can keep getting in and out of them, interesting cars will always have a place in my garage.
As for MGF's & TF's, my only regret is that I didn't find them years ago. What fantastic, under-rated cars they are. I drove 5 of them before buying one, ranging from a standard 1.8 MGF to a TF160 and loved everyone of them. The engines, steering and handling are great, they look terrific and they are comfortable, very usable sports cars. I've own a Porsche 911 & 924 Turbo, 2 Alpine Renault A310's and a GTA, a mid-engined Renault 5 Turbo 2 and a Toyota MR2 Turbo amongst many others. I wouldn't prefer any of them to the TF I now have!
I expect to have it on the road this month, probably about 2 or 3 days after my gasket kit arrives from the UK. I'm just as excited about this as I was back in my teens and twenties when a new car was in the wind. Absolutely can't wait!
Cheers everyone, Alby
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Alby135 wrote: I love this forum already but I obviously need to get used to it. I put Lol (Lots of laughs) at the end of my post to make it clear I was joking based on the previous posts about age but plainly that wasn't enough.
So please forgive my odd sense of humour.
Cheers everyone, Alby
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You don't need to be forgiven for anythinge. ...you done nothing wrong...I think this is the best mg forum ever....agreed😃
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