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hello and thanks for the welcome! I own a 1973 Triumph TR6 and am in the process of frame off rotisserie restoration! Some help will be greatly appreciated!
 
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Hi Gary- Welcome to the BCF. I also own a ‘73 TR6 and did a full body off restoration. You will enjoy the fruits of your labor! Post some pics and questions you might have in the Triumph section of the forum. You’ll get plenty of friendly help.
 
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Gary, I see you posted a question in the "Blog" section of the site. To get specific help / questions answered, you'd be better served to post your question in our Triumph Forum. The Blog is more of a place for you to post progress on your restoration, etc. To have an active conversation about your car and restoration, I recommend posting a topic in the Triumph forum. Click on "Forum" in the upper menu, then scroll down to find the "Triumph" forum. Click on the word "Triumph to enter that forum, then click "Post New Thread" and fill out the message form. (Be sure to save it).
 
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