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#49222 17/08/10 12:53 PM
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Greetings all.
A couple of years ago, my ageing father decided he could no longer get full enjoyment from his 1985 4/4 4-seater, and rather than sell it to a stranger he decided (in his infinite wisdom) to arrange for it to be shipped from the UK to Canada, to where I moved a few years ago. After much to-ing and fro-ing with Canadian customs and provincial licensing authorities, we've enjoyed a fine season or two of summer motoring - sadly the climate here makes Morganeering a realistic proposition for only half the year. Formerly B595XWS, she now calls herself BFRR018, but at a shade over 100,000 miles is still resplendent in Jubilee Blue.

I've lurked hereabouts for a short while - long enough to have picked up some answers to a niggling engine problem (backfiring on overrun, failure to idle) - so thanks are due already.

I'll see if I can upload a picture or two, since etiquette seems to demand as much...


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Welcome Oakvillian. Interesting to hear about your car, as you have noticed we do require photos! camera
You'll find it a friendly place here and there is one other notable Canadian who hangs around these parts. I'm sure he'll make himself known shortly. cheers

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Picture as promised - I hope, if it's hosted properly...



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Nice pic oakvillian, I recognised the pic from another forum. good to have you on board.


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A very warm welcome to you and your superb looking Morgan.

I spent 20 years in Canada, so will be glad to translate any of the Cockney slang that goes on on this forum grin2

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Thanks for the welcome. I'm not a proper Canuck - only moved from the UK in '06 - so hopefully won't need too much translation, eh!


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Originally Posted By Oakvillian
Thanks for the welcome. I'm not a proper Canuck - only moved from the UK in '06 - so hopefully won't need too much translation, eh!


Glad to hear.

Truth be told, I don't know what this lot are on about at least half the time! laugh2

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Originally Posted By Simon
Truth be told, I don't know what this lot are on about at least half the time!laugh2
Oy kumes up fer 'ampshire, me bein arr cundry bumkin, so wass'es a "proper Canuck" bin loike den, ooh arr, eh Simon? oops
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Originally Posted By Oakvillian
Greetings all.
A couple of years ago, my ageing father decided he could no longer get full enjoyment from his 1985 4/4 4-seater, and rather than sell it to a stranger he decided (in his infinite wisdom) to arrange for it to be shipped from the UK to Canada, to where I moved a few years ago. After much to-ing and fro-ing with Canadian customs and provincial licensing authorities, we've enjoyed a fine season or two of summer motoring - sadly the climate here makes Morganeering a realistic proposition for only half the year. Formerly B595XWS, she now calls herself BFRR018, but at a shade over 100,000 miles is still resplendent in Jubilee Blue.

I've lurked hereabouts for a short while - long enough to have picked up some answers to a niggling engine problem (backfiring on overrun, failure to idle) - so thanks are due already.

I'll see if I can upload a picture or two, since etiquette seems to demand as much...


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