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TR4A IRS, TR5 or TR6 are all superb. My father nearly bought a TR6, but decided on an MGB GT instead....
But it could have been worse - he nearly bought a Jensen Healey!
The TR6 was very nicely styled, but then came the utterly hideous wedge-shaped TR7 - even in its relatively rare TR8 version, it was an utter turkey!
But it could have been worse - he nearly bought a Jensen Healey!The TR6 was very nicely styled, but then came the utterly hideous wedge-shaped TR7 - even in its relatively rare TR8 version, it was an utter turkey!
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I liked my rotting AH Sprite in Singapore. Even managed to ... well, 'nuff said.
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He once said If the Vulcan ever flies again he'd eat his hat, I never did ask him if it was delicious.
MPN11 - I always wondered who had owned my Sprite before me. What fun indeed!
PS - I've just wiped a black triangular shaped object off my shoe - is that what we are looking for?
PS - I've just wiped a black triangular shaped object off my shoe - is that what we are looking for?
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MPN11 - not back to the topic of lengthy correspondence in Motor Sport in the 1959/60 era on whether or not congress was possible in a Sprite are we - which was finalised by a "This correspondence must end - Ed"
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Wander00 ... Exhibit A, c. 1968. I have no recollection of the previous correspondence in Motor Sport, and simply conducted my own evaluation of the possibilities.
