Well, the Morgan and I had our first outing today.

Nice day for a little drive—off for a fiddling gig for the folks at Shannex; then on to the Co-Op for groceries. Nice little daily driver.

A little dirty but her beauty shines right through.

Wanted: Interesting Vehicles for FHS Prom - June 20 (Monday evening)

Each year I get requests for chauffeuring a young couple to the Fredericton High School Prom held at the Delta. I takes an hour or two of your time. If interested, let me know and I will pass on a name to you. I only have one so far.

It's British Car Week! Oficially!

Check it out here, and be sure to drive your LBC (Little British Car)!

Pendrel races to mountain bike silver

     That's Johanna and Bruce Pendrel's daughter and I bet they are proud—again! Congratulations, Catharine.
     You can read all about it here. The event was a 26.6-kilometre race in the third round of the Mountain Bike World Cup on Sunday in Germany.

Climb to the Clouds

Hi Dave:
Here’s a link to the Mt. Washington Climb To The Clouds, happening June 24-26/11.  Would make a nice tour if anyone is interested.  Pinkham Notch/Mt. Washington, New Hampshire is about a seven hour drive from Fredericton.
http://climbtotheclouds.com/
http://climbtotheclouds.com/spectators/
Phil

Hmmm. What is that little yellow car?

That's the question Heather and Vic have for you.

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1948 Austin Healey Woodie wagon

The seller of this 1948 Austin Healey Woodie wagon claims that 17 were originally produced and this is one of two still in existence. A before and after photo comparison is simply sensational. Find it on eBay in Bedfordshire, UK.

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(Thanks to Robbie H for passing this one along)

All British Field Meet

Mark McNulty writes: "Here's a few pictures of my pilgrimage to ABFM in Vancouver, over 600 cars and bikes including 40 Morgans. Big turn out despite the rain."

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Photos are here.

The Official Report on the Lobster Run - May 21

     While the weather may have been the culprit in the low turn out of British cars for our annual lobster run to Dumfries, it certainly did not dampen the spirits of the nearly 30 folks that attended this fabulous event organized by Steven W. Thank-you Stephen!
     While the rain may have been the cause for many to use their non British automobiles for this tour, it did not deter several from bringing their LBCs, including the most determined, Jim B, who once again demonstrated his resolve by driving his MGB to this event—top down! Jim, you have been and continue to be our inspiration as were the others who brought their LBCs and non-LBCs.

Jag Bike?!!!

Thanks to Ralph H. for this one.  :-)