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November, 2011
1967 MGB
Next MeetingNovember 7th, 2011 7:00 pm at The Weathervane in Bedford
(603) 472-2749
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Ignorance is Bliss
by Mike Logue the Mekanik
My late brother Chris was a very accom-plished restorer with one cover of HotRod magazine to his credit as well as thecenterfold in Street Rod magazine, amongmany other awards. When he learned Iwas going to a car show at the Budweiserplant, he told me to take some pictures tohelp him in establishing proper gap sizesfor when we started the body work onthe B. I mentioned that concept to theguys on the British Car Forum and theresponse, aside from a boatload of guf-faws was use anything between an 1/8"and the width of a Popsicle stick. Whichone you use pretty much depends on whatday of the week certain panels will befitted. As the picture shows, my brotherhad good reason to ask as the previousowner apparently hung the door while thebody was supported on the frame. As aresult, when the frame was taken off thejacks, the door was way off. Unfortu-nately, Chris couldn’t make it to help mewith the body work and as a result thedoor alignment may stay the way it is.But, it works OK.
As for the wiring picture, I guess the moralis that as long as you label EVERY-THING you will succeed.
Leesa Knudson HudakDon Hudak, Owners
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British Cars of New Hampshire (BCNH) is an organization devoted tothe preservation, restoration and enjoyment of all British automobiles.
BCNH provides to its members and their families British auto-orientedactivities and social events throughout the year. Benefits of the club par-ticipation include monthly meetings, rallies, tech sessions, club socials,car shows and other events.
The club publishes a monthly newsletter, The Boot, Hood & Bonnet.News of upcoming events, club activities, car show results, technical tipsand articles submitted by members are included in the newsletter. Mem-bers also receive a discount on a subscription to the British Marque, amonthly car club newspaper.
A club logo window decal is provided. Additional decals may be pur-chased.
Meetings are held on the first Monday of each month at the Weathervanerestaurant unless otherwise announced. All members are encouraged toattend and bring guests.
BCNH invites you to become a member of our active and growing clubby submitting the application above.
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BCNHMONARCHY
PRIME MINISTERSWade dos SantosRobert Mitchell
CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUERJohn Giese
NEWSLETTERJohn Giese
Irene MacDougallLinda dos Santos
REGALIA(open)
SECRETARYNorma Karle
WEBMASTERKate Stanley Robinson
MEMBERSHIP COORDINATORSLinda Cagan
Louis Belanger
TECH SESSIONS COORDINATORWade dos Santos
ADVERTISING COORDINATORLinda Cagan
PUBLIC RELA TIONS(open)
INTER-CLUB COORDINA TORJeff Abbe
SOCIAL DIRECTORSGinger Christiansen
Cheryl BernsteinIrene MacDougall
CALENDAR COORDINA TORNorma Karle
SHOW OF DREAMS DIRECTORBob Stanley
HISTORIANMike Sweet
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Contact information on page 4
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Contact informationJeff Abbe 243 Queen Street, Boscawen, NH 03303 796-2922 [email protected] Belanger 11 Forest Lane, Litchfield, NH 03052 424-7835 [email protected] Bernstein 14 Franconia Drive, Nashua, NH 03063 882-8682 [email protected] Cagan 25 West County Road, Bedford, NH 03110 472-5212 [email protected] Christiansen7 Sycamore Lane, Nashua, NH 03063 883-0288 [email protected] dos Santos PO Box 840, Manchester, NH 03105 732-2854 [email protected] dos Santos PO Box 840, Manchester, NH 03105 623-5209 [email protected] DuPont 75 Island Pond Road, Derry, NH 03038 434-4627 [email protected] Giese 153 Crooked S Road, Lyndeborough, NH 03082 654-2565 [email protected] Karle 22 Partridge Lane, Londonderry, NH 03053 437-8931 [email protected] MacDougall 147 Concord Street, Nashua, NH 03064 305-5976 [email protected] Mitchell PO Box 270, Stratham, NH 03885 772-1116 [email protected] Stanley 64 North Shore Drive, Center Barnstead, NH 03225776-6698 [email protected]
Prime Minister’sMissive
The word is definitely out. “If ya wannahave a good time, go to BCNH Meetingson the 1st Monday of each month at theWeathervane.”
Last month in this space I commented that,when we adjourned the September meet-ing, nobody left. Well, for the OctoberMeeting, everybody came. When mostcar clubs seem to be losing membership,BCNH is growing. We now have 177Members “on the books” with four newmembers in September and at least 25%of them were at the October meeting.For a club that has no attendance require-ment, that is a tremendous turnout, by anystandard.
And the reason is clear, our meetings arenot “business meeting”, they’re “meet-ings.” Members come, not because theyhave to, but because they want to. Infact, there are times when the club offic-ers (like your esteemed Prime Minister)have some difficulty in being heard abovethe ebullient voices of the members en-gaged in multiple, simultaneous conver-sations. It’s no wonder the Weathervaneputs us in a separate room. This is not aquiet group.
But we’re not just a social group. I thinkall members can be proud of the fact thatone of the agenda items at that meetingwas the presentation of a $7,500 check
to the High Hopes Foundation of NewHampshire. Kudos to all who worked sohard to make our Show of Dreams oneof the premier car shows in New England.
And our support for “others” is in addi-tion to our support for ourselves. At leastsome of those “multiple simultaneous con-versations” include the exchange of“technical tips” and the setting up of“home visits” where one member visitsanother to troubleshoot some particularlythorny mechanical or, (dare I say it) elec-trical problem. Within our Membershipwe have some extremely knowledgeableand experienced people. The old sayingis certainly true. “The one who knowswhat s/he is doing makes fixing it lookeasy. The one who doesn’t know whats/he is doing often just makes it worse.”If you need help you’ll find it here.
$4141.53-$95.00
-$131.12$3915.41
Treasurer’s Report
Start BalanceBusiness cardsNewsletterEnd Balance
September 15 to October 15Club account
$8225.62-$7500.00
$725.62
Show of Dreams accountStart BalanceHigh Hopes GiftEnd Balance
So do come. The fact that it’s time to putour cars away for the winter doesn’t meanwe have to put ourselves away for thewinter. In fact, I am convinced that it isthe monthly meetings that make this groupso cohesive. Without them, we wouldlose touch over the winter and that can’tbe a good thing.
And don’t forget the upcoming HolidayCheers Party on December 4, the firstSunday in December. We have been in-vited back to the Bayberry Vintage AutoCollection in Hampton with dinner at theBonta Restaurant afterward. Those ofyou who attended last year know what awonderful time we had. Those of youwho missed it, missed it. Don’t let thathappen again!
Bob
Disclaimer:As a matter of policy, British Carsof New Hampshire does notendorse any of the businesses thatadvertise in this newsletter.
So Saith Prime Minister
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Minutes
The October BCNH meeting was heldon Oct 3rd at the Weathervane inBedford. There were two new membersin attendance but I was lax in getting thenames. Nancy Rousset, who has a beau-tiful 1968 XKE, was one. Also in atten-dance was Angela Roberge, Presidentand Derek Wong, Director of Fund-rais-ing of the High Hopes Foundation.
Last month’s minutes and treasurer’s re-port was accepted as printed. We pre-sented the Show of Dreams check to theHigh Hopes Foundation. We raised$7,500 and presented the check to An-gela at the meeting. As most of youknow the High Hopes Foundation grantswishes to New Hampshire’s seriously andchronically ill children. Auto Zone - Theclub has a cash account at Auto Zone.You can use the club account and re-ceive a discount on items you purchase.The discount percent depends on the itembeing purchased. The account is the Brit-ish Cars of New Hampshire and the pinnumber is 955467. The BCNH websitehas a section for vendor services whichis updated periodically. All businesseslisted on the website have been used byBCNH members. Past Events dis-cussed: Murder Mystery Tour - wehad fourteen cars at the murder mysterytour. The write-up is elsewhere in thenewsletter. New England TriumphLobsta’ Tour - NET held a lobster tourthat started at the Stonewall Kitchen inYork. When we left Stonewall Kitchento start the tour
there were about 28 cars on the tour. Yes,BCNH did outnumber the NET members.British Invasion - There were about tenmembers of BCNH who attended theBritish Invasion. Bob & Diana Stanleytook a first place with their GT6. Don andKaren Irving took a 2nd place with theirXKE and Paul and Doris Karle took athird place with their Stag. Upcomingevents: The last Sunday Dinner driveof the year is scheduled for October 16th.
The drive is about three hours and willend at Patrick’s pub in Gilford. We willbe starting in downtown Raymond atnoontime from the old depot. If there israin call Tim and Joan to find out if thetour will be held. The first SOD meet-ing will be held at Paul & Doris’ in Milfordon Oct 9th at 11AM. At the Novembermeeting we will be collecting cannedgoods and non-perishables for a local foodpantry. Christmas Party:
We have now established a Commercial Account with AutoZone. Discountswill vary by the actual product purchased.
This is a COD Account – no charges are authorized so individual AutoZonestore personnel don’t have to worry about whether you are “authorized” .
The Account can be used at any AutoZone store in the system. Simply tell thesalesperson that you are a member of the British Cars of New Hampshire andthat we have a Commercial Account. When they type British Cars of NewHampshire into their System, the account should come up and they will askyou for a PIN. (Email [email protected] for the PIN)
Account Name is: British Cars of New Hampshire, PIN is: 955467
Norma
There will be no December meeting.The meeting instead will be the Christ-mas Party, which will be on Sunday De-cember 4th. We will start with a visit toBayberry Auto to see the car collectionand then to the Bonta down the street fordinner. Please bring an unwrapped toyfor Toys for Tots.
BCNH Holiday Cheers - 2011And Classic Collection TourAt Bayberr y Vintage Auto
Where: The Bontá Restaurant – Hampton, NHWhen: Sunday December 4
3:00pm-5:00pm – Bayberry Auto Tour 5:00pm-6:30pm – Dinner (Bar Opens at 4:30) 6:30pm-7:00pm - Afterglow
The Bontá is known for Fine Dining with Classic Italian offerings.
Bayberry Vintage Auto is a private collection with a wide range of every-thing from the BIG cars of the 1930’s to cars as small as a Fiat 500 from the1960’s and everything in between – including LBCs.
This year we will NOT have a Yankee Swap after the meal, but we willcollect Toy-for-Tots, so please bring as many unwrapped children’s toys asyou care to contribute.
Cost per person for the Dinner will be $25.00 per person which includesAppetizer, Entrée and Dessert.
The Menu is attached. Please respond with your Intention to Attend andMenu choices to Bob Mitchell at [email protected]
We MUST have Menu choices to the Bontá by December 1
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WUNN FINAL HOLEFOR HOLIN
by Ginger Christiansen
What was to be Porus Pines CountryClub’s Match of the Century ended intragedy today as legendary Holin Wunndied suddenly at the 18th hole. In a Battleof the Sexes, Wunn’s opponent was noneother than women’s regional champ,Birdie Bigelow. Wunn made no secret ofhis disdain for women on the golf circuit.His opinion was that they play for a di-version only after their “womanly duties”were completed at home. “Women haveno business on the course since their skillscan’t possibly be equal to a men’s superi-ority in mental calculations, strength andstamina. They just clutter up the area with
their hen clucking and skimpy attire.”Could it be that he felt threatened bywomen and their growing accomplish-ments in the sports world?
It’s true that Holin Wunn died of poison-ing. After examining the body a scratchwas found on Wunn’s ankle and his bloodtested positive for strychnine. MaconGreen, the grounds keeper, used strych-
nine-laced barley to take care of the de-structive gophers. The question is, whohated Wunn enough to kill him?
Sunday, September 25, 2011, eighteen in-vestigators questioned suspects at fourdifferent golf courses. The first interro-gation took place at Kingston Fairwaysin Kingston, New Hampshire. Who stoodto gain? Was it Sandy Trapini, presidentof Porus Pines Country Club, who blamedWunn for her husband’s untimely death?Moose Trapini was club champion butWunn wanted that title and now he has it.And what about Birdie Bigelow, the cur-rent Women’s Champion? Why were theGerman brothers wooing her? They bothwanted her to win against Wunn for theirrespective sports gear companies, whichwas quite a lucrative deal for Birdie. AtSagamore Golf Course in North Hamp-ton more questions were asked. Bigelow’scaddie, Carrie Bagshot was no friend ofthat womanizer Wunn. Could it be thatshe had a love/hate relationship withHolin? What was her connection withNemo Brandt? Greens keeper MaconGreen was seeing red over Wunn’s nega-tive comments about Porus Pines’ up-keep. After all, Green was a finalist forGreens Keeper of the Year, according to“Tee It Up” magazine. It wasn’t his faultthe course was plagued by gophers. Hisonly recourse was strychnine and he did
take the precaution to mark off danger-ous areas. Evidence began to grow atPease Golf Course in Portsmouth. De-tectives felt that Wunn should have knownbetter than to mistreat and stiff his caddyToten Klubs. Klubs thought he made agood choice in caddying for Wunn, butfor free? Yes, Klubbs had not been paidfor the last two tournaments that he cad-
died. Words were said and Klubs wantedout but Wunn threatened to blackball him.Another tightwad was Nemo Brandt,CEO of Sadasi Sports Gear. Wunn’sSadasi contract was due for renewal butwhy did Brandt want to promote Birdietoo? Rumor has it that he did not payBagshot & Associates for designing thefamous Sadasi Sheesh logo because theirdaughter Carrie refused his advances. Itwas the morning of this famous matchthat Wunn informed Brandt that he wasgoing to sign on with Keenie Sports in-stead. Keenie Sports is Nemo’s brother’ssports company. But the biggest insult ofall was that Wunn decided not to wearSadasi’s Sports Gear with the HW insig-nia. Finally, in Greenland, at the Break-fast Hill Golf Club , evidence was pre-sented and motives were discussed. Sadly,the perpetrator was acquitted for lack ofevidence. Wunn was no one’s favoritegolfer. During the match, Wunn sneeredat his caddie and ignored his advice onplaying the back nine. Klubs, always ob-servant, noticed that Brandt switchedumbrellas with Wunn. Since Wunn hadrefused to wear the Sadasi Sheesh, Brandt figured that the Sheesh umbrella wouldpromote his company. Thereupon, Klubsdipped the tip of that umbrella into a poi-son filled gopher hole and “accidentally”scratched Wunn. In full view of a packed
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October 11, 2011British Cars of NH
Dear BCNH:
High Hopes Foundation of NH, Inc. would like to thank you for your recent donation of $7,500, representing the proceeds fromthe BCNH Show of Dreams on August 6th, 2011. Your generosity will help us to continue granting wishes and raising spirits ofNH’s chronically ill children, ages 3-18 years old. On behalf of our volunteers and most importantly our wish children, pleaseaccept our heartfelt gratitude.
Sincerely,
Karin WhitfordOffice ManagerHigh Hopes Foundation
BCNH 2011 Calendar of Events
To order your BCNH name badge con-tact Linda Cagan at:
(603) 472-5212 or
gallery absolutely no one was witness tothis crime. Caddies are the eyes and earsof the course and know the grounds well.A good caddy sees to it that the golferplays his best. If the golfer does well thenthe caddies’ tips reflect that.
A special thank you to those participatinggolf clubs for letting us play in their yards.Thank you also to Breakfast Hill GolfClub for the yummy lunch.
October30th Cruising to Amherst / Swap &Sell Meet, 157 Hollis Rd, Amherst,opens at dawn.
November7th Monthly Meeting, Weathervane,Bedford, NH
December4th Holiday Party - Bonta Restaurant,Hampton, NH
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Lobsta' Tour
by Norma Karle
““On September 25th, a group of BCNH
members invaded the New England Tri-umph Lobsta’ tour. We met at the park-ing lot at Stonewall Kitchen in York atnoon. By the time we were ready to leavethere were about twenty-five British Carsin line along with three non-British cars.Several people from New Jersey were inMaine on vacation and decided to join thetour as well.
“We headed out from Stonewall Kitchenand drove closer to the coast up alongRoute 1A to the Cape Neddick light wherewe took the loop through the parking lot.We then continued on to York Beach.From there, we went past Perkins Coveto Ogunquit. It was a perfect, warm daywith sunny blue skies. The drive took usnorth through Kennebunkport past theBush compound. After that we drove onto Cape Porpoise and out onto Biddeford
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Pool and back. Driving further north ourfinal destination was the lobster pound atTwo Lights. Some of us decided that thelobster was more important than finish-ing the drive and we bugged off and drovestraight to the lobster pound. We then, ofcourse, ordered our lobsters, ate at the
picnic tables and headed home.
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1959 Abar th Double Bubble Coupe- Good Condition, $60,000 (603) 654-6057
1977 MG Midget- Enjoy this great 1977British racing green MG Midgetconvertible. Get ready for summer, catchall the shows in the Central Florida areafor mooooore fun! Wonderful People!This fun car can be yours for only $3250!Call Dale at 386-212-6852 or 386-586-0560 or [email protected]
1979 Triumph Spitfir e Red with whitestripe. Low mileage. New paint job. Hardtop, new soft top, tonneau cover, magwheels. $5500 B.O. Call John 225-6915
Austin Marina Dealership LightedSign: Two sided Austin Marina sign,works great. $250. Contact Mike Sweetat [email protected]
MGTD parts - I am Kenneth Harvey andam located in Nashville,TN. I have someTD parts for sale and was wondering ifyou or someone you might have contactwith may be interested. I had to makethe decision to part out, due to loss ofemployment last Dec. I purchased the carsome 30 yrs. ago in CA. Parts I have leftare:
Complete rolling frameAll four fenderstransmissionblock and headsspare tire rack
Kenneth [email protected]
Marquette DTNA VISIONOwned by a local garage since NEW. Ithink one cable got lost asI never got it from owner.I never used it because Ihave 2 others in mygarage. A real classic toolpriced to move $150.00or best offer [email protected]
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Wanted1953 TD Engine I would appreciateanyone’s help in finding a 1250cc Engineto rebuild. Ivan [email protected]
1975 TR6 - 54,087 original miles. Redwith black interior. This is a two ownervehicle and the first owner is family.Always garaged. Never had any bodywork except paint about twenty yearsago. Bondo-free. Michelin red-lines.Seats and carpet were to be next project.Small patch on conv top, but otherwise ingood shape with very clear windows.New stainless exhaust. $10,250. Pleaseemail with further inquiries and [email protected]
TR6 Metal rims for sale: I'm convertingover to wire wheels so I'm selling 4 newlypainted rims, spare tire rim, four chromewheel trim rings, and black hub caps.The 4 wheel rims were bead blasted andpower coated only about 5 months agoand look great! Spare rim in good shapebut has not been repainted. Chrome wheelrim rings are in great shape with no rustor nicks... Black hub caps are also in verygood shape.I'm looking for: $275 for the 4 newly painted rims $25 for the spare tire rim $50 for the 4 chrome wheel trim rings $35 for the 4 hub capsLocal pickup only. Willing to meet you foran exchange if the distance isn't too far.Please call (603) 512-2675, ask forDennisNote: pictures show the rims mountedon red line tires... this sale is for therims, trims and caps only...not the redline tires.
1948 MGYA 4 door with large sunroof.Will sell to club member for $16,500 now.Not many of these. Active club in UKhas most parts. Uses some MGTD pieces.No time for this car. No space to store it.Car in Bedford, [email protected]
MGA 1500 short block - fresh groundbalanced crank and rods crank .020 and.030 Bore .020 Block only No head. Allwork performed by Auto machinist$2,400.00 call 603-652-4717 Ivan.
1980 TR-7 convertible, white (originalpaint), no visible rust or major dents, carwas never in any accident. Engine runswell and shifts well. Tires in goodcondition. Top is black and in faircondition. Car is garaged. It was registerin NH for many years and in MA the past12 years. I was a previous member ofBCNH and as such you may have seenthis car at shows. Asking $3300. Dr.Bruce Witte (508) 875-5552
2 rebuilt Zenith carburetors Ser#175SCD-2, plus 2 new air filters $400,BO. Also 1 new manual choke $100, andother misc. parts for British sports cars.Call John 225-6915
Jensen Healey Factory Workshopand Owner’s Manual Both in verygood condition, $100.00 for both
TR6 and Spitfire Restoration Guides.Like new, $20.00 each
Big Healeys Collector’s Guide.Excellent condition, $30.00
MGB GT V8 Owner’s Manual.Damaged cover, $10.00
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Free to good home1. Owners Workshop Manual (softback)for MGB Roadster & GT Coupe 1962to 1974 by Haynes2. SU- Hitachi Carburetors Manual(softback) by Carbooks, Inc. - Tune,Adjust, Repair, Rebuildemail me at: [email protected]
Free to good home60 spoke MGB wheels. In OK shapebut would be better with a good blasting.800-221-6238, [email protected]
1953 Jaguar Mark 7 Salon sedan -original California car, metal sun roof,needs restoration, all there, in barn for 15years. Too many projects. Make offer.Call and I will email pictures.John, President American Asset RecoverySpecialists L.L.C, 978-356-7295Email: [email protected]: www.aarsllc.com
1953 Jaguar Mark 7 salon sedan -original california car -metal sun roof-needs restoration. All there. In barn for15 years now. Too many projects. Makeoffer. I will email pictures. [email protected]
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