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Bill Mc

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Greetings all, I just purchased an almost totally restored 1959 TR3. It appears that the restorer missed a couple of details. My first was a 63 TR-3B back in 1966 when I was in the Navy. I have a few problems to work out and will probably be seeking help from the experience on this forum.
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Bill Mc
 
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welcome! sounds like a great car- enough done to be driving soon and enough project to have some challenges.
 
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DavidApp

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Hello Bill

Welcome to the forum.

You will find the Triumph section is very active so you are sure to get plenty of help, tips and advice for your TR3 project.

Post some photos.

David
 
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