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Hello from central Texas (oh, it's kinda big so let's go with near San Antonio)

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As a car guy, I've always kinda wanted a British roadster/convertible. Last fall, my wife and I were watching The Crown and as "Prince Charles" drove his beautiful Aston in a scene, she said "we need one of those." We're not in the tax bracket that can afford a DB6 but about a week later, we owned a really nice '73 TR6 (and she loves it).

I've been fixing a few little things here and there over the past few months (aren't there always some of those) but then I ran into (what I eventually found was) a pretty minor clutch system problem that I ended up making a (potentially) major gearbox problem while trying to figure it out.

I found a thread here that had some possibly relevant info but I needed an account to see one of the photos so I joined :smile: Looks like a pretty nice forum...I'll keep poking around a bit.

Cheers,
Skillz
 
Well, whatever your reason for joining was - welcome aboard. Now that you've got your feet wet, be sure to pop in at our Triumph forum and say hello there too! The Triumph forum here is pretty active and you will get all the help and encouragement you need!
Basil
 
Basil said:
Well, whatever your reason for joining was - welcome aboard. Now that you've got your feet wet, be sure to pop in at our Triumph forum and say hello there too! The Triumph forum here is pretty active and you will get all the help and encouragement you need!
Basil
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Hello Skillz

You will find the Triumph section is very active so you are sure to get plenty of tips and advice there for your TR6

David
 
Welcome to the British Car Forum skillz. I must say you made a wise decision on a "73 TR6... but I'm impartial since I also own one ;)
Check out the "Triumph" section..... you will get plenty of help whenever you need it.
 
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