I'm pretty sure it's hereditary in my case. Grandad had a Deusenberg and a
Bently. My dad had 2 TCs, and it seemed that every LBC in Western NY came
to our house at one time or another to get fixed. I still have one of my
dads TCs, and one I bought myself. They are still the most fun I have ever
had with my clothes on.
Leigh Egbert
46 TC
48 TC
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Date: Thursday, February 26, 1998 10:48 PM
Subject: Our LBC History
>Thought I would start something new.
>Thought it would be a lot of fun to hear why we started to drive British
Cars,
>or what it is that attracts us to these little cars that don't always start
,
>always leak and when they cease to go forward it is always at the most
>unopertune moment. But through all this we treat them better than our kids
>pay more attention to them than our spouses.
>
>David Nock
>Stockton Ca.
>58 Austin Healey BN4
>80Triumph TR8
>And many Parts Cars
>Previosly Owned
>67 MGB/GT
>69 Sunbeam Alpine GT
>67 Austin America
>79 Triumph TR7 Spider
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