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I'm the owner of a 1961 TR3A, pulled out of a barn after a 40 year hibernation. Took the body off the frame and have completed the mechanical portion of the rebuild - sand blasted and epoxy coated the frame, complete rebuild of the engine, new brakes, brake lines, suspension parts & pieces. Now tackling the body, not my strength. Glad to be a part of a group dedicated to preserving the British sports car invasion.

Stu
 
Welcome aboard. Once everyone awakens you'll see they are a wise bunch.
 
Hey, Stu, welcome to the asylum.

I'm not so sure about the "wise bunch", but some of us have been around LBCs long enough to make just about every mistake there is. It's like the old saying : "Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement." :smile:
 
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