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I had a MBG exactly like in pics 23&24! Had the best paintwork I've ever seen!

~WB

Great pics Lane! Dam I miss that TR3!

Was the tiny, tiny, tiny white car with what appeared to be a 750cc Kawasaki engine a Berkley??????    I haven't seen one since I was in high school...(late 50s)   Makes a Spyder look like a semi....    Great pics....   Thanks for posting....        

Yup, that was a Berkeley.  The owner said it weighed a whopping 700 pounds.

There was a wacky 3-wheeled Berkeley at Carlisle a few years back.  The front was the same, but it had the back wheel stuck in a nacelle hanging of the rear and a tiny back seat, if memory serves.  I'll see if I can find a picture. 

I had a '69 MGC (there was a grey MGC GT w/minilites in slide show).  Mine had the std AH3000 derived 6 cylinder w/ 15' chrome wire wheels, removeable hard top, and 4 spd with electric overdrive --- and Peko exhaust. Arrest me red, of course. Traded it on a new 1972 Porsche 914.  The MGC was just too expensive and unreliable to rely on as a get to work car. Also caught glimpse of a '59 AH Bugeye next to a Rolls.  Had 2 of them - bought for $50 each back in late '60's.  

Nice bevy of AH 3000s and Morgans and, wow  a Jensen Interceptor.  No TVRs or Marcos?

Lane, thanks for sharing. The Berkley was originally equipped with a 328cc Excelsior Motorcycle engine. I've seen them with a wild 600cc Kawasaki engines. I believe one model had a two cylinder engine of some sort. Lane, were was the venue ?

Chuck

Greg, nope, I haven't seen a TVR or Marcos in Charleston.  I loved that grampian grey MGC GT with the oxblood upholstery, but they do look a little scary under the hood.  More of a cruiser/GT than a sports car.

Chuck, the show as at Mt. Pleasant Waterfront Park, right under the ramp up to the Ravenel Bridge.

COOL! Thanks for sharing, Lane! I've had my eye on an older Series model, but no place to keep/work on it! Sounds like a fun gathering!