
FBCC President
Foothills British Car Club starts the new year
with a new President: Forbes Kayhart.
At some point in high school I received a copy of Road & Track
as a gift. In that particular
issue was a review of the Triumph TR4. While I had never had an interest
in British cars, the image of the TR4 stuck with me over the decades. Finally, in April of 1988, I began
looking through the classifieds in the Rocky Mountain News. I found an ad for a 1963 Triumph,
purchased it and began a running restoration. Needless to say, it’s been on and
off the road a few times. I
have enjoyed participating in a lot of club activities over the years (I
belonged to the Rocky Mountain Triumph for about 2 decades). I bought a Jaguar Mark V in 2003. The car was delivered from CA to
CO via flatbed truck and I set about disassembling it, a process which
continues to this day. The former owner bought the car from someone in
SC. In fact, it still has a
SC plate from 1960! The new MINI is suitable as both a daily driver and a club event
car. My first Cooper S was a
2003 hard top. I special
ordered it and waited 12 months for delivery. When the convertibles became
available my 2005 Cooper S took 6 months to arrive. For a modern car, the Cooper S is
an enjoyable car to own. You
get a 1.6 liter engine with forced induction, disc brakes all around, and
6 speed transmission. You
also get reliability and no oil leaks. But, just to remind you that
you’re still driving a British car, you get squeaks, rattles and a rather
harsh ride.
Past Foothills British Car Club Presidents:
Jim
Harbison 1994
Gerald
Medford 2005

2012 FBCC President: Forbes Kayhart
FBCC President
Butch
White 1995
Carey
Jones 1996
Elaine
Galloway 1997
Mike
Barefield 1998
Tim
Strickland 1999
Glen
Finch 2000
Ed
Seagrave 2001
Bill
Manning 2002
Steve
Poteet 2005
Eddie
Saunders 2004
John
Sharpe 2006
Ed
Leese 2007
Hap
Waldrop 2008
Tom
Buto 2009
Jack
Donegan 2010
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