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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
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After completing the restoration AND getting it titled in NC (no small feat-- needed the BMHT certificate AND the build sheet) thought I'd spring for this from David Townsend at www.sportscarart.com
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Just like the original Perspex show car
Oct. 07, 1956 - New Triumph T.R.3. on display at Earls court. Sports Car fitted with disc brakes. Centre of attraction at the International Motor Show, opened at Earls Court by the Prime Minister this morning, is the new Triumph T.R.3. Sports car, now fitted with the much talked of disc brakes. Admiring the car, which has been fitted with a special transparent body for display purposes, is lovely model Shirley Ann fields."
Oct. 07, 1956 - New Triumph T.R.3. on display at Earls court. Sports Car fitted with disc brakes. Centre of attraction at the International Motor Show, opened at Earls Court by the Prime Minister this morning, is the new Triumph T.R.3. Sports car, now fitted with the much talked of disc brakes. Admiring the car, which has been fitted with a special transparent body for display purposes, is lovely model Shirley Ann fields."
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Too funny!
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I wonder where it ended up.
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Actually got goosebumps from Hamish Racing’s latest vid…. On the track. And that picture from the 60’s- I love the raised white lettering on the Dunlop Tyres! I dont think Coker offers that….