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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.
 
glad to have you here - we do have a Little British Cars Anonymous meeting Wednesdays nights.... Ah who am I kidding - well done to have a list like that! MGA is to my eyes about the prettiest purest sports car shape.

cheers and pics please!
 
Hello Cubguy

Welcome to the forum

You have already found that the Triumph section is very active and I am sure someone there can help you make your TR3 steer properly.

David
 
Thanks, for the welcome mat! I wish I had found this group a long time ago. I am going to send my box to Mark macy ad let him sort it out! Now to figure out how to hide the cracks in the dash veneer on the XJS...
 
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