[Healeys] Champions(again)

[robertduquette at sympatico.ca]

Well said.

It's all new to me.  And, I would rather get 'fresh' info from the list than
risk accepting 'dated' info from the archives where I could be accepting
information which now has a better answer.

And, BTW, if anyone has information about my particular car's history, I would
be interested in it.  The BMIHT certificate says that it was shipped to the
US.  In 1986 it was registered in Ontario Canada using its engine ID as a VIN.
So, while I know little about it's years between '86 and the past owner; I
know nothing about the time between initial delivery and '86.


RD
BN1L223212


> From: sbyers at ec.rr.com
>
> I have been a participant on this list since 1996, and over that time I
have
> seen most of the topics discussed that can concern a Healey owner -- most
of
> them many times over. I think that's why we see some people who were at one
> time very frequent contributors (Michael Oritt, Mike Salter, Gary Anderson,
> Roger Moment, Ed Driver, Olin Brimberry, Jack Aeckerlin, for example) more
> or less disappear from active duty. They probably just got tired of reading
> the same stuff and providing the same responses to the same questions.
>
> However, fortunately, the list has remained vital through continual
addition
> of new blood to the group. For them, the "old" questions are perhaps new.
> As for the archives, I personally find them difficult to use for useful
> information but maybe I'm just too lazy to plow through them to find what I
> want. I think it's quicker to go ahead and ask a question and get an
> answer, perhaps from the "new blood", rather to than pore through the
> archives.
>
> Steve Byers
> HBJ8L/36666
> BJ8 Registry
> Havelock, NC USA
>
>
> -----------
> I think that collectively the list must have solved all the
> problems/questions one can come across on Healeys (except the correct
finish
>
> for the side screen brackets) as we seem to be re-hashing old territory a
> lot.
>
> cheers,
>
> Mirek