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PS, be wary of vendors claiming they are selling a TR6 J-type. Frequently they actually come from a Volvo, which has several small but important differences. John Esposito (Quantum Mechanics) has a listing for all the parts required to make the Volvo OD fit a TR6 properly.
Also, the speedo drive ratio is different between early and late TR6. The parts are available to set up a J-type for the early ratio, but ISTR you have to disassemble the OD to install the worm gear on the annulus.
Hondo/Don - as usually with me it is a bit complicated. Was thinking of moving power trains around between the different cars. Non-viable idea as it turns out.
Randall - yes, made that mistake already. I had a Volvo OD that served as a paperweight for a long time because I wasn't smart enough to listen to search for / ask for advice here back when I was getting started. My solution to that error was to buy a Volvo. Probably not a recommended fix for many....
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