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Hello everyone,
I have restored a bunch of old British cars from TD's to Jags and I came to the forum looking for a way to make a TR3A steer properly. I have not solved the problem yet, but I am happy to say that I have found a wealth of information here that I never new existed. I currently own a couple of TR3s a TR6, a couple of MGAs a TD and an XKE. They are my children, and I love them all. I have a hard time turning away stray cats and unloved old cars. Just as soon as I get the TR3 steering figured out, I will start restoring one of the MGAs.
I have restored a bunch of old British cars from TD's to Jags and I came to the forum looking for a way to make a TR3A steer properly. I have not solved the problem yet, but I am happy to say that I have found a wealth of information here that I never new existed. I currently own a couple of TR3s a TR6, a couple of MGAs a TD and an XKE. They are my children, and I love them all. I have a hard time turning away stray cats and unloved old cars. Just as soon as I get the TR3 steering figured out, I will start restoring one of the MGAs.
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