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Susprise under the carpet! It was just perfect!

Ready to go to the workshop...

Engine... the day it worked for the first time after 27 years!!!

Great job Mr. Manuel!

Air filter...

All mechanical parts in place... almost ready to do back home!

My first MO was FJN 248, a Thames Blue saloon in restorable condition and rescued from a scrap yard for £25! Mind you, that was in 1976ish.

She was stored in a lock up garage on Matlock Green when a 20odd ton Tipper lorry ran away down the hill and demolished the garages and FJN.

From Pete Hardy collection PNN 548 his car with NGN 598 owned by Roger Tennyson, both cars owned and restored by Roger, PNN being sold when the restoration of NGN commenced.

Again from the Pete Hardy collection, PNN 548 & NGN 598 from the rear at Shipton 1984.

From dave Barker collection, same cars at Shipston with RYA 673 owned by John Dix in Norfolk.

From the Pete Hardy collection, 1982 Shipston Annual Rally and AGM the Tennyson family with NGN 598 erecting the weekends home.

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