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My back story...When I was fourteen, a close family friend took me on a short ride in his newly restored 1961 TR3A. On the way home he asked, "Do you want to drive her home?" He didn't have to ask twice.
I'll never forget the look on his wife's face when we pulled into the driveway, as she hadn't even driven it yet! A few years later he sold that car, bought two other parts cars to build a second driver (1961 TR3A). He did a ground up restoration to about 75% and then garaged it. After about 5 years of me asking him to sell me that car we finally made a sweet deal! Fifteen years later, I'm finally getting a chance to work on it a little at a time. The challenge I'm having is that I don't know where or how all the pieces go back together, so this forum will be very helpful in the days ahead.:fat:
My back story...When I was fourteen, a close family friend took me on a short ride in his newly restored 1961 TR3A. On the way home he asked, "Do you want to drive her home?" He didn't have to ask twice.
I'll never forget the look on his wife's face when we pulled into the driveway, as she hadn't even driven it yet! A few years later he sold that car, bought two other parts cars to build a second driver (1961 TR3A). He did a ground up restoration to about 75% and then garaged it. After about 5 years of me asking him to sell me that car we finally made a sweet deal! Fifteen years later, I'm finally getting a chance to work on it a little at a time. The challenge I'm having is that I don't know where or how all the pieces go back together, so this forum will be very helpful in the days ahead.:fat:
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