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Hello all glad to be a member. Triumph guy for 40 years. Have brought back from the graveyard many triumphs and MGs to give them new homes and a new lease on life.
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Both. I need to shrink my pictures down as the after photos are too large to load on the forum. I am the guy that isn’t afraid to ask what’s under that tarp or what’s in that old barn. Both the TR3 and Spit sat for over 20 years with no love. Complete body off restorations. I’ve done several but those two were the most challenging.
Trying to pickup another TR3 if the serial numbers jive.
Trying to pickup another TR3 if the serial numbers jive.