BG1915
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BG1915
BG1915,owned since the early 70s, oldest pic from an apprentice magazine,by the time I bought the car it had been involved in a "prang" the wings were wrecked although it came with a rusty earlier pair,the rad was badly damaged and its stays had punched through the bulkhead.We used it as our main transport until the late 80s doing more than 100,000 miles(oil filter fitted) engine now at +60 and badly worn so will now need sleeveing.We used to carry our two small sons in it,one between us on the bench seat and one on my wifes knee,on a trip to matlock my son Simon who was a bit of a "fidjet" and teething turned upsidedown and his head went under the dash,the wipers dropped down the screen and the engine ran a bit rough,he had bitten through the vacuum pipe!(he is now a director and taller than me!) now undegoing another restoration as I am retired.Will not be returning to original,have grown used to it as it is,I painted it triumph maple,a colour from the then new triumph 1300! phil.
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Re: BG1915
Philip,
Thanks for posting these super pictures, welcome to the forum and to the Register.
I look forward to hearing many more stories from your long-time ownership. The VMR is all about USING our cars, and so you will fit right in - somewhere near the top!
Ian
Thanks for posting these super pictures, welcome to the forum and to the Register.
I look forward to hearing many more stories from your long-time ownership. The VMR is all about USING our cars, and so you will fit right in - somewhere near the top!
Ian