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I thought a good way to get the car ready to sell was to open a web site... https://www.mytr3a.com
I may try ebay and see what happens..
Capt Roy
I may try ebay and see what happens..
Capt Roy
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TR2/3/3A I started a web site for my TR3A
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Took a look at your site. Have to say your engine compartment is what I'm shooting for in the restoration of my own TR3A. And really like the general appearance, especially with those wire wheels.
Well done!
Question: in the closeup of the steering wheel, doesn't the trafficator seem twisted a bit far to the right?
Tom
Well done!
Question: in the closeup of the steering wheel, doesn't the trafficator seem twisted a bit far to the right?
Tom