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T-Series Decided! My TF color combo.
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Sticking to every detail on originality, the car was inadvertently heading for a concourse restoration and that means it would be a trailer queen. This was not my original intention as I wanted a driver, but with originality taking top slot, I kinda got carried away. This thing is still going to wind up being a money pit and there's no way around it. HeII when something like this becomes an obsession! I thought the 72 B was expensive to restore, but after getting involved with the the TF, it was pocket change. After owning a couple fairly large boats, I always repeated the famous saying that they were only a hole in the water to throw money into, I'd never own another. <span style="color: #3333FF">Well, to all future TF owners,</span> it's the same as a boat, only difference is, it has wheels on it and it doesn't float! Not disappointed, just stating facts. When done, I could care less about showing it, been down that road many times, I just want to drive it! PJ
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That will look good. Some time after you have finished this one you will do another one. I know, I've said that several times.
Marv
That will look good. Some time after you have finished this one you will do another one. I know, I've said that several times.
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Just bought a new to me, right and left side bonnet panels from a Gent in Canada. I was very lucky to find them. Original is dented. Could be fixed by a good sheet metal man, but I'm tired of banging on sheet metal and the bonnet must be perfectly straight, I'm not that good. Being only manufactured for two years, some parts specific to the TF are hard to find. PJ