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Don Elliott
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The last line in your list of cars you own gives it away.
In Montreal we had a sunny day here today and 42 deg F (5 deg C). With the top down and wearing my padded winter coat, a red tuque and warm gloves it was a thrilling ride in my 1958 TR3A. I had repaired the starter and re-installed it, followed by installing the carbs, setting them correctly and then out for a 30 mile "test drive". LIFE IS WONDERFUL !
In Montreal we had a sunny day here today and 42 deg F (5 deg C). With the top down and wearing my padded winter coat, a red tuque and warm gloves it was a thrilling ride in my 1958 TR3A. I had repaired the starter and re-installed it, followed by installing the carbs, setting them correctly and then out for a 30 mile "test drive". LIFE IS WONDERFUL !
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Gee, no idea what it could be. 
TOO EARLY FOR SNOW!
TOO EARLY FOR SNOW!
rlwhitetr3b
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Things get smaller when cold, water being the exception.
Maybe it was one of these before the snow.
Was it one of these?
Maybe it was one of these before the snow.
Was it one of these?
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I was just gonna say "a red one" but thats ok. This thread has at least one benefit... ...it makes me feel better about living in Texas. It was in the 70s today. Perfect convertible weather. Im going to my first british car show tomorrow (as a spectator) Cant figure out if I should bring a german car, or an american. Highs should be in the 70s as well. Betcha there be a bunch of sunbeam tigers and minis.
What we did today in the lovely autumn weather: I mowed the lawn while my husband prepped the gt6 engine for paint and put it on a stand.
What we did today in the lovely autumn weather: I mowed the lawn while my husband prepped the gt6 engine for paint and put it on a stand.