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Buckeyebob
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My name is Bob and I have been a British car lover since the 1960's
My first was a beautiful 1964 TR4 which came to a tragic end at Daytona Beach
Later I had a 1968 TR4 IRS which was eaten by the rust bugs of Ohio
and fell apart
I owned a Porsche 914 and an Alpha Romeo 2000 after that but wanted a Triumph again
In 2001 I found a 1979 TR7 that the motor was locked up in at a junk yard
It had very low mileage and I bought it along with a lot of spare parts and and a couple of spare engines blocks
It took me several years but I got back on the road and have been learning a lot in the process.
It still has some problems from time to time but it is British so I expect it.
My first was a beautiful 1964 TR4 which came to a tragic end at Daytona Beach
Later I had a 1968 TR4 IRS which was eaten by the rust bugs of Ohio
and fell apart
I owned a Porsche 914 and an Alpha Romeo 2000 after that but wanted a Triumph again
In 2001 I found a 1979 TR7 that the motor was locked up in at a junk yard
It had very low mileage and I bought it along with a lot of spare parts and and a couple of spare engines blocks
It took me several years but I got back on the road and have been learning a lot in the process.
It still has some problems from time to time but it is British so I expect it.
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