This is what I was thinking.
If it were me, I'd put them in storage-at least I wouldn't be able to regret
letting them go!
In fact, I have a friend from Liverpool who just went back, having been unable
to obtain the documents to stay in the States. He has 3 MGs-quite nice. For
now, he's going the storage route-rather than sell them. I guess his philosophy
is, 'You never know!'
Laura G.
>
>From: Fred Griffiths <griffco@mail.cadvision.com>
>Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 20:23:59 -0600
>To: "N.A. Campiglia III" <spitdrvr@camalott.com>, spitfires@autox.team.net
>Subject: Re: It happened..
>
>
>And why not Alaska?
>
>As I posted some time earlier, I saw a Spit in Juneau. And there's
>obviously a Lagonda in Anchorage (from the Round TheWorld Rallyinfo).
>
>Cheers, Fred
>
>N.A. Campiglia III wrote:
>
>> Well, it's happened.. After 15 years in Abilene Texas the Air Force has
>> decided they need me somewhere else. Fairbanks Alaska to be exact..
>>
>> All in all it's going to be a great assignment, WITHOUT my Spits!!!! To
>> make this worse, I think it necessary to sell off some of my parts
>> collection as well as my 1967 MKIII.
>>
>> I will be looking to sell it soon so if anyone out there wants some
>> specifics on it please let me know.
>>
>> Sadly
>> Nick
>> N.A. Campiglia III
>> Abilene, TX
>> '67 Spitfire MKIII
>> '74 Spitfire 1500
>> <a href="http://camalott.com/~spitdrvr";>http://camalott.com/~spitdrvr</a>
>
>
>
>--
>Fred & Wendy Griffiths,
>Calgary, Canada
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