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TR2/3/3A '59 TR3A NEW project!
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M_Pied_Lourd
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Good luck with your project Joe. I look forward to watching your progress.
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Tush
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Hi, Joe -
Good to have you aboard! My first British car project was a '57 TR3. Painted it Pearl White with red interior, like the model you have. In fact, I have that same model still, but the boot lid disintegrated on me! Sold the car several years ago, but had great fun building it and driving for several years.
As stated, there's plenty of expertise here, as well as commiseration when things get dicey. It'll be fun to watch your progress.
Mickey
Good to have you aboard! My first British car project was a '57 TR3. Painted it Pearl White with red interior, like the model you have. In fact, I have that same model still, but the boot lid disintegrated on me! Sold the car several years ago, but had great fun building it and driving for several years.
As stated, there's plenty of expertise here, as well as commiseration when things get dicey. It'll be fun to watch your progress.
Mickey
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Welcome Joe (especially to another member from Virginia). I look forward to seeing your future progress!
Scott
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