Jim Tinkham wrote:
The last time we toured the New England states, towing the B behind
our MH, we lucked out and managed to attend one of the last get
togethers at the museum near Westminster.
Here's a "joke on me" anecdote. The meadow was jammed full of LBCs
when we got there, except for one little mostly-roped-off area. So I
parked there and we started mingling. So after a while I pointed out my
B to a small group we were talking to and suddenly realized some guy was
sitting in it. So I sez, "What the H is that guy doing in my car?" and
everyone breaks out laughing. Finally someone sez, That's to be
expected when you park in the 'for sale' lot." ;^)
Cheers,
CR
> You should speak to David Clark at Sports Car Services in Westminster VT as
>he's the one that told me.
>
> http://www.sportscar-services.com/
> 802-387-4540
>
> According to David some years ago this was an MG museum. David worked for
>the gentleman who ran it. The gentleman, I believe, has passed and the
>collection is scattered to the winds but David still uses what he learned
>there to help keep our LBCs running. A visit to his shop usually turns into a
>mini museum tour just looking at what he's working on and storing in the barn.
>
> Tink
> 66 B rdstr (running nicely thank you)
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