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I'm Michelle, a Brit that now live in the Hudson Valley in NY. I've always loved the TR6 and recently rescued a 1975 TR6 from a friends garage. It runs, but needs some heavy welding and body work and well basically everything fixing having sat at some point out side with a hole in it's roof for 3 year or more!! Luckily I have a wonderful local garage that's helping do the big stuff and then I'm going to take it from there and do the reset of the restoration myself (with my highly patient husbands help). I've no clue what I'm doing, but I'm stubborn, determined and can't wait to get started!!
 
" I've no clue what I'm doing, but I'm stubborn, determined and can't wait to get started!!"

You'd be surprised how many of us felt the same when we started here!

Good to have you with us.
Tom M.
 
Welcome Michelle...I have 2 years work into MY TR-6. It runs pretty good now, but it was a mess when I took it of the transport truck from Florida. [Mostly mechanical issues]. My TR turned 53 today [build date 11-16-72], and I will turn 80 tomorrow. I am too old to work for anybody but, I needed something to keep my brain active. It has been a challenge. Tomorrow is supposed to be rainy, so I have it pulled into the heated garage ready to have some "therapy time" working on what I love to do tomorrow. Enjoy your project. ...J.D.
 

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NutmegCT said:
" I've no clue what I'm doing, but I'm stubborn, determined and can't wait to get started!!"

You'd be surprised how many of us felt the same when we started here!

Good to have you with us.
Tom M.
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You'd be surprised to know how many if us still do. :D

welcome we are glad you are here.
 
mmarlborough said:
I'm Michelle, a Brit that now live in the Hudson Valley in NY. I've always loved the TR6 and recently rescued a 1975 TR6 from a friends garage. It runs, but needs some heavy welding and body work and well basically everything fixing having sat at some point out side with a hole in it's roof for 3 year or more!! Luckily I have a wonderful local garage that's helping do the big stuff and then I'm going to take it from there and do the reset of the restoration myself (with my highly patient husbands help). I've no clue what I'm doing, but I'm stubborn, determined and can't wait to get started!!
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When I got my ’73 TR6 it sat outside for three years with the top down. The lady I bought it from said she “went through a bad divorce” so that was her way to get even with her husband.
I spent 6 years doing a complete resto and it now looks like this.
You’ll find plenty of help here. You can do it!
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Welcome to teh BCF! Sounds like a great project you've acquired! You're in the right place for assistance as you progress with your restoration.
 
Welcome! I had a '74-1/2 TR6,& did most things myself on it.
British Parts North
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west is a great place to get quality parts,and
shipping is fast & reasonable.
 
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