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dbenichou289

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Hi all, I normally work on classic Fords and Mustangs, but am now venturing into a 1962 TR3A. I am sure I will be posting many questions, as I am stilling thinking through this Positive ground thing. ;)

Working on getting it running, and working out electrical issues. Talk to you all soon.
 

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Hello and welcome to the forum.

Great looking TR3A.

The Triumph section is very active so you will get plenty of tips and advice on your TR3A project. There are a number of threads about conversion from positive ground and the pro/cons.

David
 
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Thanks so much. Looking forward to picking brains on here and will definitely check out the threads about pos/neg ground.
 
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