Ah, 80 degrees = top down weather

Both beautiful car, and countryside pictures! Looks like very beautiful country out east there. An east coast drive has been near the top of my bucket list!

You pulled the bumpers! Good move Bob. Now you just need to drop the ride height to pre 1975 specs. You can be cool like me





My Dad’s passing has kind of lit a fire in me to start on the MGA. That and my son is starting to show interest and is puttering with an old Ford Falcon 200 engine.

Glad you are enjoying the weather.

Ron

That makes me miss my convertibles 80 is good with the top down , Looks like Fun !!

@Marleysky wrote:Oh, what a view! It hit 90degrees here today! Broke into a sweat riding the lawn mower!

Looking at your MG, did you ever send pictures of the restoration to the original owner? Did she ever find and send you the title?

Yes, almost exactly 3 years ago. The owner had passed away but his widow went above and beyond to secure me a title. She personally went to the Virginia DMV got a replacement title and associated documentation. Her daughter and principle driver of the car visited last year with her husband to see the car for the first time since her college days.



Ron I neglected the front suspension. All the bushings must be replaced and I could drop it at that time. Did the brakes all around though. New everything. My son loves the MGA. He owned two. Still upset at me for insisting he sell it as I needed the garage space.

Ron,
Do I spy rolled BDU sleeves? Only Marines rolled inside-out if I remember correctly. AF and Army rolled with the cuff on the outside back in the day.

Bob,
Just seeing that old car all fixed up makes me cry.

My son totalled my TR6 late last year. He DID mention he would help out it together...but has turned less than two dozen screws on it. I guess I'll put it back together without him. He is too busy being 17 and running around in a Focus now. Grrrr!

@944_Jim wrote:Ron,
Do I spy rolled BDU sleeves? Only Marines rolled inside-out if I remember correctly. AF and Army rolled with the cuff on the outside back in the day.

Bob,
Just seeing that old car all fixed up makes me cry.

My son totalled my TR6 late last year. He DID mention he would help out it together...but has turned less than two dozen screws on it. I guess I'll put it back together without him. He is too busy being 17 and running around in a Focus now. Grrrr!

Yes, Active Duty AF for 21 yrs. Retired in 2015. That picture was taken around 2004.

From Friday's ride

@badbill wrote:From Friday's ride

Beautiful BB...……….

and the Camaro isn't bad either.  

Love the F-15..whata airplane.  

Love your Camaro too.  Nicely tucked front and rear, big improvement over previous designs. Arrest me yellow.  No flying under the radar with that.

Thanks for contributing.

Bob

Edit add: My one and only yellow car, a 1974 MGB. Rusty but dependable. Loved that car. Sold it to a fellow that loved it even more.