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Welcome to the British Car Forum. When you get done you will have a wonderful car. As I type this I’m out in my ‘73 TR6 and loving every minute of it. Remember to replace dried out rubber hoses, check hydraulics, clean gas tank and carburetors. Enjoy the ride! 
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Thank you! It will be good to have the support.
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Runners is an excellent supplier.