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Thanks for the add! My first British car was a 1961 Austin Healey 3000, purchased for $50 in the spring of 1971. Since then I've owned two 3000s, four TR4s, a TR6 and three Jaguars (a 340 saloon, an XJ6 and an XJS). The previous TRs were all gone by around 1980 so this is my entry back into Triumphs after 45 years. I dragged a trailer from my home here in Oro Valley (Tucson) up to Portland a few weeks ago and came back with this '67. It was originally a black plate CA car, moved to OR around 2017, off the road since 1995 but always garaged. It sports original paint, has no body rust and I see only normal surface corrosion on the frame and suspension. The engine and transmission are out of the car and back together, but all the accessories are left to be reassembled. I'm really looking forward to getting it back on the road. Here is photo of my '66 TR4A from 1972 and one of my latest '67. Thanks in advance for all the help I'll most likely need!
 

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Welcome!

You should hook up with the TBCR (Tucson British Car Register).

There is a meet up every Tuesday morning, and a drive at least every week!
 
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Welcome to the British Car Forum. Sounds like you got the British car disease. The only cure is more British cars!
For many years I used to come to Tucson and officiate games at the Kino Sports Arena and spent lots of time in Oro Valley.
 
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