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Hi All - I've been restoring a Mk3 Triumph GT6 for about 5 years now and am still less than halfway done. The frame, transmission and differential are done and I'm working through the body on a rotisserie in the garage. Don't know if its ever going to be done.

Anyhow my father-in-law recently passed away, and I've come into possession of his MG TC in a non-running condition. I'll be posting it for sale with some photos in the appropriate section. It is located in Westwood, Los Angeles.

Regards, Chad
 
welcome - sorry to hear of your father-in-Law - good luck with both cars.
 
So sorry for your loss. Glad to have you aboard at BCF and hope you have good success both restoring the GT6 and selling the TC.

Best,
Basil
 
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