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The clutch on my '74 'B ceased functioning over the weekend, and I had to be towed home.
It's been a few years, but I replaced the clutch master at one point after the original master failed. It was a rusty mess. I also changed the hose, slave, and the metal thing whose name...
Selected a number of paper car cut outs from Moss' covid shut down build a paper car page
got the "guys" together for a Zoom car show. Here are the creations of my wife and I. Mine, of course, is the Sprite. Much harder than it looks, give it a try.
I purchased carpets for my TR3A from a mob called Prestige and was sadly disappointed. I live too far away to bother sending them back.
This time, for my TR6, I don't want to fall into the same trap.
Someone said that Moss carpets are very good and wondering if others can give their opinions.
I'd like to improve the way my '61 TR3A drives and am considering the Moss Judson-type S/C. I've owned the car only 2 years but from what my mechanics tell me, the engine doesn't show signs of having been rebuilt. Moss offers a low-boost unit for stock engines like mine and a higher-boost model...
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