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Howdy Folks,

I've been on & off the site since my acquisition of a sweet '73 Alfa Spider.

My Alfa got purchased this past weekend & I'm looking for a nice driver TR3.

I really would like to keep The Alfa & buy a TR3 but I have'nt hit the lottery yet!

My " Max" budget is $15k.

"Hi Tom".

Regards, Russ
 
If you are looking for an easy project, I just saw one on Craigslist, up in MN, for $7500. Runs, but not driven for 20 years (according to the ad), so needs hydraulic work and so on. Body was hit in the rear, looks like it needs a new LR fender. Some rust bubbles that will need repair and probably a respray afterwards. I think you could have a nice driver for comfortably less than your budget.
https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/3995923926.html
 
That blue TR3 scares me, looks like the rear fender seams are filled in...
 
That blue TR3 scares me, looks like the rear fender seams are filled in...

Quite possible. I just spotted the ad, don't know anything else about the seller or the car.

I thought maybe it was just missing the beading, but maybe the gap is filled as well and the line I think I see is rust peeping through the Bondo or whatever. Then the question would become what is under that Bondo; maybe the body shop just thought it should be filled, or maybe the seam has been welded. Would definitely merit an in-person inspection before purchase!
 
Best way to end up with a driver is to start with one. That one seems to stretch the definition a bit much. For your budget you will find a very nice one that can be driven home.
 
Hi All,

I`m not looking for a "Project"! I am looking for a nice, driving TR that may need some TLC. Towards the end of this month; I`m heading North to PA to visit with my Sons & look at 2 TR3s. "Hi Tom".

Relative to my `57 TR3 that was sold to a gent who literallylives around the corner from me; He has`nt done anything further on her. His "Retirement Heaven" date is approx. 1yr away & then the fun begins for him.

Regards, Russ
 
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