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TR6 Gear Oil Type and how to add 1973 TR6
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1960 BT7 choke location
I have a 1960 BT7-- car #2229-- that has the choke located under the dash near the steering column. From looking at the Moss catalog, mine looks like a BN7 setup. The mounting looks factory. However, there is a hole covered with a chrome disk where the choke is located on all of the BT7s that I...- ah60_68
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