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1973 MGB for sale
I bought a running '73 for parts for my '68 MGB. I just used the A arms and the radiator. It is sitting in my garage and my wife wants it gone as it has outlived it's usefulness. Great for parts or you can restore it back to health. Car is in Sammamish. Does not roll as front wheels are off. No...- Kaaewhy
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TR2/3/3A TR3A gas tank repair
I took out the gas tank of my TR3 that had been sitting in a garage for 40+ years. Top and sides of the tank solid, but on the bottom near the fuel line tube it's rusted through, leaving a hole the size of a quarter. Anything I can do? I can weld. Then, what do I do about the fuel line to the... -
Fixin' to start to begin...
Since this is my first attempt to restore/refurbish a car rather than tackle a single problem on a motorcycle or a daily driver, I'm reading as much as I can trying to determine the best start on this project. Because it is mid-December and my daughter's birthday is only 5 days before Christmas...