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NOTES FROM RANDY STEINER, IBCC Vol u me , Is s ue PRESIDENT…. October 2018 As the solstice just rolled by, and we have had the Harvest moon, the cooler Inside this issue: temperatures are saying fall is really here. It is getting close for some cars to take President’s Notes 1 their winter nap, or have some loving work done to them while the days are short and the weather cold. And there will always be those brave souls driving their Volunteer of the Month 1 convertibles into the deep of winter. It means the holidays will be soon upon us. Make sure to put the Christmas party on your calendar for this year. It is on IBCC Board Members 2 th December 8 which seems early, but it makes it the second Saturday in the month. Upcoming Events 3 With the passing of September, it means we have wrapped up the Southwest Idaho Brit Car Events 4 All British Field Meet. What a stellar event this year! With the Morgan Owners Group Northwest bringing in several great Morgans, and several others from other Ladies 2nd IBCC Tea 4 groups, we had a field of 15 to celebrate the 50 year anniversary. The Triumph 250 Directory Picture Re- 5 also had it’s 50th birthday and there were many great cars in attendance. quest 59 cars in McCall and 108 cars and motorcycles in Meridian. Great growth from last New Members 5 year. IBCC Summer Tour 6 I would like to thank the following clubs for coming out and participating with us. 2019 Morgan Owners Group Northwest, Portland Triumph Owners Association, TYEE Coffee Happenings 7 Triumph Club, Reno British Car Club, Seattle Area Mini Owners Association, Triumph Wedge Owners Association, and Wasatch Mountain Jaguar Register. Moss Motors (by Oct. 8 15) 3 Fun Things I would like to also thank West Abbey Road for coming and playing some great music for us. IBCC Board Meeting 8 Minutes I have to give a huge shout out to Rick and Liz Mills for everything they put into the show in McCall and Meridian. It was a huge success and the feedback I have seen 2018 SWIABFM 9-10 shows it was well appreciated by all. SWIABFM Results 11-12 Last but not least there was a crew of very helpful individuals which helped set up McCall Car Show 13 the tent, get cars parked and keep registration, raffle and donations flowing. We The Village at Meridian 13-16 have a great group of members! Car Show

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IBCC Volunteer of the Month — September 2018 Eve nts :

Saturday, Sept. 29, 10:00, Odd Saturday Out Drive This month there are several volunteers that come (info on page 3) to mind and may bleed over into future months to spread out the recognition. But front and center is Saturday, Oct. 6, 9:30, Rick and Liz Mills. Not only does he keep the Coffee at Caffé Capri web site running for the club, Rick and Liz drove Saturday, Oct. 20, the success of the field meet this year. I know it is 8:00, Breakfast at Eddie’s a massive undertaking and it is hard to show in appreciation the same amount of effort they put Saturday, Oct. 20, 9:30, Cof- into the event. We will be in the debt side of that fee at Awakenings Coffee column for a while to come! Thank you Rick and Liz! Wednesday, Oct. 31, 6:30, If you want to nominate a person for IBCC Volunteer of the Month, please contact Randy Steiner. Wednesday Night Drive S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 2

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IBCC Board for 2018

President Randy Steiner [email protected] 208.789.4809 (c) 208.888.9105(h) Vice President Bob Hurtt [email protected] 208-859-8835 Treasurer Terry Shannon [email protected] 208.922.3518 Secretary/Member- Becky Nichols [email protected] 208.859.0841 ship Events Coordinator Sandi Long [email protected] 208.286.9173

APPOINTED POSITIONS Newsletter Editor Elaine McAfee [email protected] 208.861.7082 Webmaster Rick Mills [email protected] 208.890.7252 (c) Historian/Archives Bob Frisby [email protected] 208.336.2169 (h) Past President Bill Dryden [email protected] 208.867.8670(c) 208.388.8863(h) S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 3 Upcoming IBCC Events IBCC members meet for coffee the first and third Saturday of each month. Guests are always welcome. 1st Saturday at 9:30 AM Coffee Gathering at Caffe’ Capri on Federal Way and Gowen Road 3rd Saturday at 9:30 AM Coffee Gathering at Awakenings Coffee House on Over- land Road and 5 Mile 3rd Saturday at 8:00 AM Breakfast at Eddie’s restaurant before coffee at the Awakenings Coffee House

Did you know events are listed and updated on Facebook! Like Idaho British Car Club to get up to date information!

SEPTEMBER 26—Wednesday Night Drive Alan and Jennifer Coleman are the hosts. Meet at the CHS parking lot by 6:30.

SEPTEMBER 29—Odd Saturday Out Drive WHEN: Saturday, September 29, 2018 WHERE: The meetup is at Caffe’ Capri, 2242 E Gowen Rd, Boise HOST: Jim Evans TIME: 10:00 a.m. ROUTE: Idaho City to Lowman with lunch at the Southfork Lodge and on to Garden Valley. Rumors of a sausage maker in Crouch may be a possible stop! We will find a fast car to lead us, and the Evans’ slow-mo Morris will take the tail to make sure everyone makes it.

OCTOBER 31—Last Wednesday Night Drive Suzie Steiner will be the host.

NOVEMBER 28—First Pub Night Michelle Rolfe will host the first Pub Night at the Burger N Brew on State Street.

DECEMBER 8—IBCC Christmas Party & Business Meeting Details to come.

DECEMBER 28—Pub Night

Let us know if you want to host a tech session, Wednesday Night Drive, Wednesday Pub Night, Odd Saturday Out or other event at [email protected] or Sandi at 208.286.9173.

This is why you don’t leave food in your LBC in Alaska!!

Drive Your LBC But Park it Safely!! S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 4

OTHER BRITISH CAR EVENTS Mark Your 2018-9 Calendar:

IIBCC Summer Tour 2019 to Moscow Idaho. June 27-30. (See pg. l6 for more info on hotels)

ATDI at Penticton, BC, 2019. September 20-22, 2019. Reservations 1.800.663.9400. “ATDI”. (See pg. 6 for more info.)

The Second Annual IBCC Ladies’ Tea – 9/22/18

Ladies, if you missed this event, you missed something special! A group of 10 of us from the IBCC, including Michelle Rolfe and her friend, Bev, Kay Dougall, Kay Whitmarsh, Sue Evans, Kathie Seideman, Becky Nich- ols, Sandi Long, Margaret Bell, and Liz Mills got togeth- er and had such a nice, relaxing afternoon: sipping tea, eating delicious food, and chatting about all different subject matters. We indulged in tea sandwiches, scones, crumpets, clotted creams, jams, lemon curd, lemon squares, tarts, and, of course, tea. Oh my, so much food, but it was all wonderful!. It was so fun to spend time getting to know each other better; often the club coffees are busy and we don’t al- ways get to visit with everyone. We discovered there is a love of books, adventures (skiing, zip lining, roller coasters, jumping out of a plane, traveling, etc), and there are those that are happy to keep their feet on the ground! And, of course, there is a love of Little British Cars! Thank you to Margaret Bell for hosting this event! Thanks to Sandi Long for organizing the tea and making so much food! I (Margaret) would also like to thank Becky Nichols for the pretty party favors (I admit I ate the chocolate already) and Sandi for making book- marks! So make a note to yourself for next year! Don’t miss the Ladies’ Tea. We don’t know who will host it or where it will take place, but it really is a great treat to spend time with friends, new and old, and just relax and enjoying this fabulous British custom. Oh, and if any of you run into Bill Dougall at a coffee, ask him about his Flymo!

~ Margaret Bell & Liz Mills S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 5

COFFEE HAPPENINGS

COFFEE TIME NAMES DRAWN September 1: Bill & Anita Siewert’s names were drawn, but were not there to win the $15. September 15: A small group of members met for coffee Saturday morning. Since there wasn’t the “official” box of names, it was decided to put all our name tags in a large cup and then have someone pull out one to determine a winner. A name was drawn, the person was there, but since they didn’t have their name tag on, $5.00 goes into the pot for the next draw- ing!

Next drawing in October will be for $25.00. Come to coffee and wear your nametag! COME TO COFFEE AND WEAR YOUR NAMETAGS TO WIN $$$$$!

NEW MEMBERS THIS MONTH:  Bob Reiner lives in Boise, ID and owns a JAGUAR XK8  John & Robin Sandy live in Eagle, ID and own a 1995 Jaguar & a new Jag XJL  Dominic Zimmer lives in Caldwell, ID and owns a 1977 MG Midget

 Clayton Hollister lives in Meridian, ID and owns a 1993 Rolls Royce

 Rob & Jami Herndon live in Star, ID and own a 1980 MGB New Members

Welcome fellow LBC enthusiasts!! Glad to have you in our club!! Speak to Becky Nichols at a coffee if you need a replacement nametag or to pick up your nametag.

IBCC MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY It is time to get your photos updated and sent to the Membership Director for publication in our up- coming directory. The deadline for photos is October 1, 2018. Photo Criteria: 1) Prefer a photo of club member(s) with their British car. 2) Photo must be in JPEG format. 3) Due to space limitations, only one (1) photo per club member. 4) Your membership name, address, phone# & email will be included in the directory.

Many of you had photos taken with your cars at this year’s Summer Tour, and those will be used unless you send us a different photo. An upcoming photo opportunity is Sunday, Sept. 16th, at the SWIABFM at The Village in Me- ridian. If you see Margaret Bell or Francine Winkle at The Village, I am sure they would be happy to take your pic- ture. If you have any questions or concerns about the new directory, please email Becky Nichols at: [email protected]. ——Thank you. S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 6 IBCC SUMMER TOUR 2019 – Moscow Idaho

We have Worked out a deal with Best Western Plus University Inn, 1516 Pullman Road, Moscow for $119.99 plus 8% sales tax and 5% surcharge (estimated taxes = $15.60) for either a King or Double Queen room. The Group name is, “Idaho British Car Club Summer Tour 2019.” Reservations are now open until April 28, 2019. Below is the information provided by the Hotel. You have the option of reserv- ing your room with their online link or call the hotel directly at (208) 882-0550 and be sure to use our group name “Idaho British Car Club Summer Tour 2019.” Send your questions to [email protected].

For overnight accommodations, a guest room block has been reserved at the Best Western Plus University Inn. A daily hot breakfast buffet is complimentary. The hotel offers a restaurant/bar, fitness center, in-room Keurig coffee makers, microwaves/refrigerators as well as complimen tary wireless internet service and shuttle service to the local airport are also offered. For additional information, please visit: www.uinnmoscow.com

The guest room block is being held until Sunday, April 28, 2019. Prior to that date, please visit this site to make reservations or you may call 208-882-0550/800-325-8765 and mention the Idaho British Car Club’s Sum- mer Tour. Please use the link or call directly as travel websites and the general Best Western International reserva- tions site will not have information regarding the group rate.

If the link is showing no availability OR after April 28, 2019, please call the hotel directly and mention the Idaho British Car Club’s Summer Tour.

For local event information, please visit http://moscowchamber.com/pages/VisitMoscow/ and http://inland360.com. S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 7

September Coffee & August Drive Happenings….

The August Wednesday Night Drive was well attended and the weather was great!! We ended up at Delsa’s where LIONEL’s sign says: we had good food and great ice cream!! Lionel Even Lionel had a good time! 2012 English Cocker Thanks to Wes and Kathy Seideman for 4 on the Floor hosting this drive. Manual Tranny S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 8

Subject: Three fun things Deadline: Oct. 15, 2018

British car club leaders, enthusiasts and friends,

I’m working on the next couple upcoming Moss Motoring magazines and there are some fun opportunities for your car club members to have a chance to participate in. It would be a huge help to me if you would share the following request for photos, stories and also questions. I appreciate this so much! If material submitted is used in the magazine, I get the pleasure of placing a credit to their Moss Motors account with a gift of $50 (or more if the content is longer). My email address is: [email protected] 1. Winter LBC Garage Scenes I was sent a delightful story that reflects a winter memory from years ago and I’d love to show some imagery that captures and adds to the blustery Christmastime spirit of it. It’s tricky finding winter photos with British sports cars. If you have a winter photo with your car—either on the road or being worked on in the garage/shop—this would be a big help! And do include a short paragraph or two that helps describe the scene. Thank you! If possible, please send photos that are a pretty big file size. That will make my graphic designer’s day. 2. Best of Friends Are you great friends with someone primarily because of British cars? Here’s your chance to send in a pic (or two or three) of the two of you and embarrass them with a story of your antics together. 3. Ask Graham Robson Moss Motoring has had the privilege of a regular column by Mr. Graham Robson. He’s a great guy with encyclopedic knowledge, who aims to please. He asks me regularly if there’s anything I’d like for him to write about. I asked if he’d be will- ing to answer questions from Moss customers and he replied: I don't mind being involved in an 'Ask Robson' dialogue, just so long it doesn't mean me having to advise on things like the best Lucas fuse to use for a 1954 MG TD, or the best tyres for a Triumph TR4. My expertise, if there is one, is not to know everything technical, but to know most things historical, the persons once involved, and the whys and wherefores of the British 'classic car' industry … Send me the questions you’ve always wondered about and I’ll pick out some good ones for Graham! Thank you so much!

David Stuursma Moss Motoring editor

IBCC Board Meeting The 3rd quarter IBCC board member meeting was held August 30th. Board members in attendance were Randy Steiner, Rick Mills, Elaine McAfee, Sandi Long, and Becky Nichols. Other IBCC members in attendance were Suzie Steiner, Max Long, Jim Hahn, Bob Hurtt, Wes Seideman, and Rod Nichols. The first order of business was to welcome Bob Hurtt as our new vice-president. Bob graciously volunteered to fill the vice- president vacancy. As vice-president, he will be in charge of the club regalia. Next, Suzie recapped Summer Tour. It was noted that the club lost money on Summer Tour 2018. This deficit was largely due to low attendance. One topic that was brought up for discussion was the possibility of the club alternating years for the Summer Tour and SWIABFM. (Ex: Summer Tour one year and SWIABFM the next). After some discussion on this, we moved on to this years SWIABFM. Rick presented information on The Village and progress being made. He indicated that every year The Village has taken away stuff. Rick asked for volunteers for the field meet. The IBCC Christmas Party was on the agenda, but as it was getting late it was decided to table that until the next board meet- ing.

—-Submitted by Becky Nichols, Secretary/Membership S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 9

2018 SWIABFM

2018 SWIABFM is in the rear view mirror. It was a great suc- cess! We had 59 cars make the show in McCall with 35 peo- ple enjoying the cruise on the lake. There were 107 LBC’s and 4 motorcycles at The Village car show.

A special thanks to those who helped with parking: Lynn Gardner, John Scott, Jim Hahn, Bill Dryden, Jim Evans and Rod Nichols – also, Dennis Baxter, Mike Crane, Rod Nichols who helped with parking in McCall.

The good job that they did was noticeable by everyone who came to see the cars. Many people commented on how well organized the event was, and they could see all the hard work that was put into it and appreciated all who helped contribute to making this a wonderful event.

Thank you, also, to the following volunteers who helped to put the show together: Rod and Becky Nichols, Liz Mills, Jim Hahn, Jim and Sue Evans, Bill and Sue Dryden, Randy and Suzie Steiner, Greg and Margaret Bell, Peter Van Dorne, Lynn and Jan Gardner, Wes Seideman, Rob and Francine Winkle, Bill Siewert, John Timko, Don and Linda Huffman, Gerry Kulm, John Scott and Stan Lee and others we may have missed. Thanks to Brian and Erin Storey of Storey’s Garage for the $100 cash award drawing for the people who registered on or before August 15th. Thanks to Keely Mills and Alex Phan for capturing both days on video and conducting interviews with some of the show participants.

Lex and Donna Bernstein of the McCall Auto Club were such a huge help, too!! They hosted a fabu- lous meet and greet Friday evening in McCall at Lex’s beautiful shop for all the weary travelers coming from various distances. They also provided the tent for the registration table on Saturday morning. Thank you both for all your support.

Thank you to Rick Mills for putting hours of effort into such a great event!! S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 10

Below are just a few of the comments we have received. As I have said, the success of SWIABFM is largely due to everyone who came out and brought their cars to the show! Thank you all!

Rick et al - speaking for myself and, I'm sure, the rest of the Portland/Washington bunch, allow me to thank you guys for a most enjoyable and worthwhile event. I'm glad my Morgans [I had two there as it happened since my mechanic was a "walk-in" with my 1966 4/4] were part of such a well-planned and executed meet. The awards, one of which sits proudly on my mantle as I type, are truly unique and speak to the energy and devotion of the Ida- ho folks. As well as more than a bit of skill and patience, I might add! Very special, indeed. Thanks again, David David Crandall, MOGNW, Portland, OR, Email – 9/22

We had a wonderful time in McCall & Meridian. Thank you for your generous hospitality and excellent event. We drove 1192 miles with our 61 Morgan without any glitches. It just keeps on purring and we love our drives in it. Our bodies were both a little tender a few days after, but well worth the trip. Thank you again so much, for all your hard and dedicated work on the field meets & dinner.

Rodger & Linda Huntley, MOGNW, Milwaukee, OR, Email 9/22

Thank you, thank you, thank you for developing and hosting this event. It was our first year attending and we were really impressed with all facets of it. It was fun and exciting. We met very interesting and enjoyable people. The McCall show was quite relaxed and intimate, and the Village venue was unique and elegant. Saturday evening party was great fun. All the hard work you and the rest of the team did to create this success is highly appreciated. We will be promoting this meet to the local British-car-club members. Paul & Steffi Rollins, MOGNW, Vancouver, WA, Email 9/20

We began telling others about this event even before we left Idaho to return home and have continued to do so. While it may not have been the largest British Field Meet it most definitely was the best executed by a wide, wide margin. In addition, we met some truly wonderful, warm, welcoming people. We are already impatient to do it again next year! Thank you for all your hard work, for the invite and most of all for how welcome you made us feel.

Ben & Glenny Compton, Seattle Area Mini Owners Assc., Manchester, WA, Facebook post, 9/17

What an amazing group of people and you truly pulled off one of the best car events I've ever seen! Thank you for allowing us to be part of it!

September 17

I want to thank you all for a truly great event. We're excited to do it again next year...

Ben Compton, Seattle Area Mini Owners Assc., Manchester, WA, Facebook post, 9/17

Don Odiorne I was impressed even before knowing the final count. Some absolutely gorgeous cars and a fun group of owners.

Don Odiorne, Star, ID, Facebook page. 9/19

Sean Morris Great event, loads of fun.., Meridian, ID, Facebook page. 9/18 S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 11

McCall: • 59 Cars • People’s Choice goes to Rick Casey, 1959 Triumph TR3, Olympia WA, TYEE.

The Village at Meridian: • 108 Cars and 4 Motorcycles. • Clubs representation from IBCC (57), MOGNW (8), PTOA (9), Reno British Car Club (2), Seattle Area Mini Owners Assc (1), Triumph Wedge Owners Associa- tion (1), TYEE (3), Wasatch MTN Jag Reg (1), No club listed (19). • States representation from California (1), Idaho (84), Nevada (2), Oregon (13), Utah (1), and Washington (11). • Marques present were AC Cobra (1), Austin Healey (8), Daimler (3), Ford Capri (1), Jaguar (16), Land Rover (1), Lotus (2), MG (20), Morgan (15), Morris Minor (2), Oxford Taxi (1), Rolls Royce (2), Rover Mini (1), Royal Enfield Motorcycle (1), Singer (1), Sunbeam (2), Triumph (32), Triumph Motorcycle (3).

The Village at Meridian Trophy Awards:

Class One: 1. John Batterton, 1971 Morgan Plus 8, Boise ID, IBCC 2. David Crandall, 1971 Morgan Plus 8, Portland, OR, MOGNW 3. Larry Vandermay, 2000 Morgan Plus 8, Olga WA, MOGNW

Class Two: 1. Bob Adair, 1952 Morgan Plus 4, Boise ID, IBCC 2. Roger Huntley, 1961 Morgan Drop Head Coupe, Milwaukee, OR, MOGNW

Class Three: 1. Dave Kurtz, 1968 Triumph TR250, Happy Valley OR, PTOA 2. Dennis Baxter, 1968 Triumph TR250, Ridgefield WA, PTOA

Class Four: 1. Margaret Bell, 1969 MG/MGC, Eagle ID, IBCC 2. Terry Thompson, 1969 MG/MGC, Boise, ID, IBCC

Class Five: 1. Dean Himes, 1974 Triumph TR6, Enterprise OR, IBCC 2. Rod Nichols, 1974 Triumph TR6, Boise ID. IBCC

Class Six: 1. Peter Van Dorne, 1980 Triumph TR8, Boise ID, IBCC

Class Seven: 1. Michael McCord, 1978 MG/MGB, Boise ID 2. Lee Otterness, 1974 MG/MGB-GT, Boise ID, IBCC

Class Eight: 1. David Crosby, 1953 MG/TD, Eagle ID, IBCC 2. Kay Whitmarsh, 1955 MG/TF, Eagle ID, IBCC

Class Nine: 1. Rick Casey, 1959 Triumph TR3, Olympia WA, TYEE 2. Dan Ludwig, 1958 Triumph TR3, Star, ID, IBCC 3. Dennis Tholen, 1960 Triumph TR3, Reno NV, RBCC Continued ... S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 12

Class Ten: 1. Jerry Adams, 2017 Royal Enfield 500 Bullet, Boise ID, IBCC 2. Sean Morris, 2013 Triumph Bonneville T-100

Class Eleven: 1. Linda Allen, 1970 Triumph TR6, Everett WA, TYEE 2. Dave Frost, 1972 Triumph TR6, Meridian ID, IBCC

Class Twelve: 1. Jim Evans, 1959 Morris Minor Traveller, Boise ID, IBCC 2. Don Huffman, 1954 Morris Minor Traveller, Meridian ID, IBCC

Class Thirteen: 1. Gary Bean, 1968 Triumph GT6, Fruitland ID 2. Alan Coleman, 1959 Austin Healey Sprite (Bugeye), Meridian ID, IBCC

Class Fourteen: 1. Mike Cady, 1954 Jaguar XK120 Coupe, Roy UT, Wasatch MTN Jaguar Reg 2. Lynn Gardner, 1968 Jaguar E-Type, Boise ID, IBCC 3. William Dougall, 1968 XKE, Boise ID, IBCC

Class Fifteen: 1. Drake Beaudry, 1949 Oxford Taxi, Boise ID 2. Jerry Zaugg, 1965 Daimler Majestic Major, Caldwell ID, IBCC

Class Sixteen: 1. Geoffrey Lodal, 2005 Lotus Elise, Boise ID 2. Todd Eshelman, 1995 Jaguar XJS, Nampa ID, IBCC 3. Ken Tokowitz, 1995 Lotus Esprit 54s, Meridian ID

Class Seventeen: 1. Sam Bass, 1961 MG/MGA, Everett WA, TYEE 2. Jerry Kulm, 1958 MG/MGA Coupe, Eagle ID, IBCC

Class Eighteen: 1. John Batterton, 1956 Austin Healey M-100, Boise ID, IBCC 2. Ian Norgrove, 1956 Austin Healey 3000 MK3 BJ8, Star ID, IBCC

Best of Show: Mike Cady, 1954 Jaguar XK120 Coupe, Roy UT, Wasatch MTN Jag Reg

People’s Choice: Mike Cady, 1954 Jaguar XK120 Coupe, Roy UT, Wasatch MTN Jag Reg

You can read an article and see more pictures in The Boise Beat written by Ed Simon. http://theboisebeat.com/index.php/2018/09/19/southwest-idaho-all-british-field-meet-2018-in-meridian-was-a-jolly-good-car-show/ S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 13 SWIABFM McCall Car Show

Congratulations to Rick and Sherilynn Casey for winning the Peoples Choice Award for their 1959 TR3!

SWIABFMA @ The Village in Meridian Car Show

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Thank you to Francine Winkle and Margaret Bell for the pictures off Facebook. Look on the IBCC Facebook for more of their art! S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 15 S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D Page 16 S P O K E ‘n’ W O R D CLASSIFIED ADS Page 17

FOR SALE:

Idaho British Cars has recently purchased a large lot of Triumph TR6 parts...doors, windshield, boot lid, transmission core, bonnet, bumpers, and many NOS and used parts. If you need TR6 parts, please call Rod 208.870.6147 or Bill 208.867.8670. Available November 1---heated, secure and dry storage for your British car. Idaho British Cars is also selling ZDDPlus oil additive for protecting your flat tappet engine for only $10.75 per bottle. Each bottle treats 4-6 quarts of oil. Idaho British Cars has developed connections with companies including Rimmer Bros. and British Parts Northwest so we can purchase your parts for less to save you some $$$$.

FOR SALE: 1977 MGB. 94,500 original miles. It was painted stock Tahiti Blue in 2001. Replaced the convertible top and did the interior restoration my- self. I’ve kept it in good mechanical condition. $4,000 or OBO. Paul Philbrook, 208-908-9950. (7/18) https://www.idahobritishcars.org/listings/1977-mgb-2/

FOR SALE on the IBCC WEBSITE (September):

For Sale Price Contact Email/phone Web Link 1985 Jaguar $7,000 Kelly [email protected]/(954) https://goo.gl/7WmmT XJ6 Vanden (negotiable) Blanchette 328-6874 Plas 1979 MGB $8,000 Joel Moak [email protected]/(360) https://goo.gl/pQjEuy

349-2306 1956 MGA – $7,000 Claude Spinosa [email protected]/(208) https://goo.gl/4L7GNg Project 830-8877 1975 Tri- $15,000 Harold Eg- [email protected]/(406) https://goo.gl/QAYzXK umph TR6 ginton 458-3883 More Listings at: https://www.idahobritishcars.org/links/#1485294275585-6ff1260c-277d

WANT TO BUY: Do you have some British car parts sitting in your shop gathering dust? Need some cash? Idaho British Cars (Rod and Bill) wants to purchase your new or used British car parts. Please call Rod 208.870.6147 or Bill 208.867.8670. (m4/17)

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