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Hi, Just purchased a 74 TR6 about a month ago. The car was a one owner, euro delivery, that had been sitting for about 12 years. Minimal rust, just a couple of small holes in floor pan. So far I have cleaned the fuel tank and lines, rebuilt the carbs, and it runs good. Next to rebuild the clutch and brake hydraulics.
This is not the first British car I have owned, but the first in over 25 years. Previously had MGB, TR3, TR4, TVRs and Morgans.
Looking forward to getting this on the road.
 
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