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Nice article. Gives me optimism that I could someday have my 1959 Thames (which has been off the road since at least 1970) back on the road.

stanchfi wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 9:21 am I've got an Alpine, I will sell for half of that

My brother has two Alpines (S3 & S5). He'd probably take that offer too.

Here we go again...

I've got a security question set up, but somebody figures it out, then the bots create a ton of accounts. I've changed the security question, and deleted the obviously fake accounts. Hopefully things will quiet down for a while, but I'm sure they will be back. I'll try to keep a closer eye on thing...

I also don't recall what the criterion was (if any) for becoming a member of the forum. If there's any, maybe stop accepting new members for a while. If there's no criterion, maybe institute one (like answer a basic question about Enfos).

Car ad with no photos. Geez.

Nice find!

Les Foster?

Per the ad... "though there is no paperwork or further details on this works, other than it not being carried out by Crayford."

Why do these things never come up for sale near the east coast? LOL That's really nice.

There has to be some way for an admin to remove these group members and their posts. I realize it may be difficult to screen out legitimate new members from spammers.

So was it the same car that a BAT commenter posted a link to, which sold on Bonham's for $57,200?
https://www.bonhams.com/auction/23977/l ... no-s29773/

Somehow I was (incorrectly I guess) assuming the underside & engine bay photos were "before" photos, like the one of the exterior. Oh well.

Noticed this today in FB Marketplace. Located in Maine. Looks decent.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 103800912/