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Hello,
I’m new to the forum & have been researching TR3’s for about a year, so I have narrowed down what I am looking for. I’m located in Largo, Florida
& looking for a TR3, ideally with O.D. In any of following colors: dark BRG with tan interior, white with burgundy interior, or red
with tan...
Hey folks, I bought a 1960 TR3A a few weeks back and I've started to strip the front suspension to see what's what before it gets driven. on the right hand side here's what I found under mounds of dried grease:
1) trunnion pins badly scored, not sure if I should keep the original trunnions...
I’m currently assessing and rebuilding a 64 TR4 full synchro overdrive to install in my 59 TR3a later this year. So far so good! I’ve got most of the parts but now looking for the egg shaped switch to go in my dash.
Anyone have one lying around? I’m in Concord CA
Thanks
Rich
A friend has a 58 TR3A. He had some warm no start issues (let us not talk ethanol and heat soak). I thought possible could be the coil getting too hot increasing resistance and lowering the high volts delivered to the plugs, and adjusted the voltage regulator shutoff down a tad 1/8 turn...
A friend has a 58 TR3A. He had some warm no start issues (let us not talk ethanol and heat soak). I thought possible could be the coil getting too hot increasing resistance and lowering the high volts delivered to the plugs, and adjusted the voltage regulator shutoff down a tad 1/8 turn...
Triumph TR3 Chassis Frame with Front Suspension, Good Used Condition, 1957, Fits TR2, TR3, TR3A, and TR3B:
This is a Triumph frame originally from a mid-year 1957 TR3. Approximate commission number TS18700. It's from a car that was built with front disk brakes, and it will fit all 1954-1962...
Hello, this looks like a great forum for TR’s glad to have found it. I inherited 3 TR3’s from my dad which I actually worked on as a teenager. Two were stored for about 50 years in a garage, the third was stored outside and is basically rust now. I retired about a year ago and just finished my...
Took a trip out this morning? more UK Derbyshire hills for running in.
just 35 miles this morning as it was cold windy and slippery.
I know some of you folks have real cold and snow. But it’s chilly here up high.
this was just a private track so I could legally film the main roads were...
Finally what you have ALL been waiting for.
My latest episode of Hamish Racing.
dodging deer on track ( we’ll sort of)
a behind the scenes look at loton and a return down the hill.
together with a sobering reminder that motorsport can have its down side.
you can probably see now why my...
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...
Any chance i could get someone to post a picture of the front brake dust covers installed? I have one side on, but something just doesnt look right to me, and i have been trying to find a good picture on the internet, especially of the slotted tab on the bottom that im assuming goes under the...
Greetings from the land of the Greatest Snow on Earth!
My name is Donn, I recently retired from the military and decided to get back to a fond pursuit of my youth- British Sports Cars- to give me something to do. My dad had a TR2, Bugeye Sprite and a number of repair and sell MGs when I was a...
I've owned my 1959 TR3a since I bought it off a vacant lot and towed it home in 1974. I was 18 and couldn't afford the car of my teenage dreams, a TR6. I cleaned the mud out of the carb float bowls, installed a new battery and fresh fuel, and it fired right up. Twenty years later, I began a full...
I just placed two TR3A grilles in the classified section one being NOS.
Also in separate Ads TR6 floor mats and a Battery Tender. I may consider offers
I am ready to buy a new stainless exhaust system for my TR3a restoration project. moss and RF both have stainless steel systems. The moss system is polished stainless steel, and it's roughly $50 more than the RF system. The highly polished finish is not important to me, and I am wondering if...
Hallo there,
I am rebuilding my TR3As engine and found leckage in the cylinder head between the water side and the cylinder 2 exhaust channel- some crack inside the head. So probably hard or impossible to repair - No big thing, just leaking little water onto the exhaust valve an limiting the...
Hi, everyone.....
I am not new to the British car hobby, having had three MG's (brand new MGB in 1964, restored a '55 TF 1250 and a '48 TC), restored a '63 TR3B in the 90's, and have recently acquired a beautifully restored 1961 TR3A in Pale Yellow.....it has TR4 R & P steering, new black...
I have a 1972 MGB Roadster called BEAN who lives with me and my wife and son in South London. I am obsessed and want to add an MGA and a TR3a to the fleet before too long. I am actively seeking these two cars so anyone with one for sale please let me know asap. Budget about 20,000 EURO each...ish.
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