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Hello Everyone,

I’m pleased to recently join the forum and share a bit about myself/my car in the new members area.

Thought I would say hello in here too.

I shared a website link in the intro although it’s more for the interest of TR owners. I recently completed a new bracket to simply lift the steering wheel a little and it led to making a small run of these available to buy should you wish to do the same.

Otherwise hope the images are interesting and keen to hear any thoughts.

I look forward to being part of the forum.

Cheers,
Bauly
www.BaulyCars.com
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See ya
 
The stock mount is adjustable, and the dash limits the height you can get. How does this differ?
 
Thanks, John,

The bracket lifts the column/steering wheel vertically (the bracket itself is taller), rather than the stock adjustability which is in the 'in/out' direction.

I think Stacy (the gentleman in the review) saw approx an inch height rise without any adjustment to his dash (a Roadster Factory item).

I relieved approx 3-4mm only from my own dash to make the height change (it's ultimately limited by the metal fascia behind the wooden dash).

I'm average build and height yet I wanted to be less jammed in by the steering wheel - best change I've done to my car for driving.


Kind Regards

Toby
 
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Are you getting your comments on your Youtube channel, Toby? I posted one twice, and then it seems to disappear.

Ed
 
Hi Ed,

I seem to be getting them ok (at least on Episode 1) I googled a bit and seems now and again comments take a while to be posted.

Thanks for commenting!

Here's the link for anyone that missed it, hope you enjoy the vids.

BaulyCars YouTube


Kind Regards

Toby
 
Hi everyone,

An update from me with Episode 5, which I hope you enjoy.

A quick run around Dubai in the TR6!

Hope you enjoy the video (best viewed on a big screen!) and wishing you all a great Sunday.

(note to britishcarforum moderators - do let me know if a better place to post these rather than in this thread?)

Kind Regards

Toby

 
Hi All,

This weeks update as Episode 6 for your enjoyment!

Work starts on the TR4A disassembly (and engine start up), and finding quite a big area of rust in the bodyshell (has anyone done this repair recently??!!). The 2-post lift also turns up to complete the shop.


Kind Regards

Toby


 
Toby - this is an excellent series - and a good intro for new BCF owners on what they might expect.

Tom M.
 
Hi All,

Here's the latest round up from me with Episode 7, hope you enjoy it.

Do please subscribe as they say!

Hope you like the episode, but do let me know any thoughts, things that are right and wrong!


Kind Regards

Toby
 
Hello everyone,

Final video for 2023, and something a bit different from the usual workshop update, hope you enjoy it.

Wishing you all a Happy New Year and many happy TR miles ahead for next year.

Do please subscribe!




Kind Regards

Toby
 
Hi everyone,

Latest update from the TR4A restoration, with the body lifted off the chassis using a custom lifting frame, hope you enjoy the vid!

Cheers

Toby

 
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