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Oil coming from the tranny. Wanna know why. 1973 TR6. Sawed the body in half, restored frame. Rebuilt engine. Rebuilt ZFs. Replaced floor, sills, inner fenders, outer fenders. Welded. Painted. Rebuilt the reverse of disassembly.

wish that guy would go awY so I can read...
 
Worn said:
Oil coming from the tranny. Wanna know why. 1973 TR6. Sawed the body in half, restored frame. Rebuilt engine. Rebuilt ZFs. Replaced floor, sills, inner fenders, outer fenders. Welded. Painted. Rebuilt the reverse of disassembly.

wish that guy would go awY so I can read...
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Thanks for joining! Be sure to jump in to our Triumph forum too! (That guy should be gone now when you are logged in).
 
Hello and welcome to the forum.

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

David
 
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