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>I believe most people on the list joined for the same reasons I did and I am
>willing to bet that most want to keep it that way.
>--Mike Quinn
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>74 MGB CB
>67 Triumph TR4A-IRS
I am of the opinion that it is their car and they may do with it what
they wish. This hobby is about giving one's self some fun. I know
that not everyone likes what I do, and that is fine with me. It
provides an opportunity for learning something new or for personal
growth. Finally I am not a big one for eliteism (sic.) After all,
while I love MGs, and have for about 40 years now, we are what many
consider the bottom feeders of the sportscar world. additionally,
many of those MG enthusiasts whose friendship and wisdom I value, or
have valued, most are or were generally quite common men. I have had
my say, so I am going back to the garage.
Bob Shaw
Lincoln, NE
57 MGA, 74 MGBGT (aconite, a form of purple) 88 Sterling 825 SL
Bob Shaw
Shaw's Garage
Lincoln, NE
'57 MGA, '74 BGT, '88 Sterling 825SL
"That's not an oil leak, my MG is merely marking its territory."
http://www.mlcltd.com/mgbgtdrvr/
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