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Hi everyone, Glad to be part of the Britishcarforum!! Since my retirement, my energy and money are spent on my British cars. I don't mind a project that I can improve and appreciate. Since I have a budget, I have purchased driver quality vehicles that I can enjoy while doing some improvements. When I am too old to drive these vehicles, I want to pass them on in a better state of condition.

Since I do most of the work on my vehicles myself, I look to the forum for information and advice.

Regards, Len
 
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welcome! what are you working on/ driving now?
 
my current project is a 1963 TR4 I bought last June from Iowa. The car had been with same family for 35 years but not driven in past 10 years. Many things were neglected such as motor mounts, window regulators, carburetors. Finally got it running but rebuilding carbs has taken me awhile since I have never done it before. Still reading and adjusting the jets and float chamber.
 
Welcome aboard, Len! You will get al the help you need in our Triumph forum here!
 
Hello Len

Welcome to the forum.

The Triumph section is very active so you are sure to get plenty of tips, help and advice there for your TR4. I sent my carbs to Joe Curto in NY to have them rebuilt. Came back like new.

David
 
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