Scotty & Doug...

[Seann Burgess]

I bought "the car", I'm going to Ottawa tomorrow to get it.

[slucas]

If you race it I'll help!
Vintage or G70 ? Too mod'ed for vintage I guess.
Congradulations!!
(purchase of this car proves you're still nuts) :D

[DEK]

OK, keep the rest of us in the dark. What did you buy ???

DAVE KING

[slucas]

Sorry Dave but it's much too stupid to let out.
Needless to say ,it's English.
See you at the Grand Prix of Toronto for Champcars Powered by Ford presented by Some Tyre Co.

[doug_bolton]

Sean - It'll be great to see the car race again. Remember it well from Mont Tremblant. Will also be nice to see you racing again. I agree with Scott, though, buying this car shows how nuts you are, but it should be a lot of fun.

P.S. - Dave - It's English, but not a Mini.

Doug McKenzie

[Seann Burgess]

Nuts is an understatement...I stayed away for about 17 years (sounds like my old car #)...I always liked having something different, and with my Can-Am car resto progressing (but not probably driveable this year), I'm hoping to be out in this 1969 Austin America GT3 (or whatever they stick me in) by September. Just want to drive something fun. There Dave, now you know. I'll fill you in on the whole story when I see you guys.
Seann

[vintagemini]

I remember seeing that car at Mosport a few years ago,
if you want to prove your nuts and if you wanted to stay in GT,
I am sure a 1.6 honda Vtec would fit real nice under that long hood
imagine only changing oil between weekends

[John Powell]

Austin America? I remember there being an Austin (or Morris?) sedan with the B series engine after the square Pinin Farina designs, but I thought it had another name. And if it does have the B engine, I raced MGBs from '67 to '69 and never had any problems with oil, either leaking or burning. :confused: Any pics of the car? :)