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Hey, Zeinfeld...nice to see ya. I grew up in Mayfield Hts. where my dad had '57 & '61 TR3's in the garage. After he died I gave the cars to a buddy of his to rebuild into one car. Never saw them again. I'm on the west side now, enjoying my '74 TR6. Life's good!
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Hi, everyone I am new to this forum...I have a huge craze for British Cars specially Aston-martin and land-rover.
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Welcome to you both!
Yes, we have a TR-specific forum; scroll down the forum list and you'll see one marked "Triumph", "Rover", and "Other British Cars". Lots of activity, and I know you'll get your questions answered as well as new friends.
Mickey
