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Hi Folks,
I'm new to this forum, write from Italy and some years ago have buyer a TR3A in good working condition but there is always somethings to do!

This week end I managed the rear suspension because it was very stiff on the road....

Dear,

Arnold

'58 TR3A
'93 Mazda MX5
'91 Lancia Delta Integrale Evo1
 
Arnold - welcome to BCF.

How did you become interested in the Triumph cars? I have good memories of my own TR3A in the past.

Here's our Triumph area where you can ask specific questions. And we always enjoy seeing photos of your car.

https://www.britishcarforum.com/bcf/forumdisplay.php?18-Triumph

ƈ bello averti da noi. Sii sano in questo momento difficile.
Good to have you with us. Be healthy in these difficult times.

Tom M.
 
Hi Tom,

Yes, the time is very difficult, hope it end quickly!

My interest in TR3 is due to a beautiful shape of the car, different from many other cars of the same period, the big surprise was the difficult in driving, especially for the heaviness of the steering (but I usually drive a MX5)

Arnold
 
Welcome to the British Car Forum Arnold. Glad to hear you are working on your car to pass the time during this world wide crisis.
You will find plenty of friendly knowledgeable help in the Triumph section of the forum whenever you need it.
Stay well!
 
Hello Arnold

Welcome to the forum.

The Triumph section is very active and you are sure to get plenty of tios and advice there for your TR3.

Post some photos of your TR3.

I spent about 3 months working in Italy in about 1998 in Falconara. I had a great time there working and enjoying the food.

David
 
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