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Hello. New member but long-time TR owner, with a 74 tr6 i've owned 15+ years, a tr250 12+ yrs, and a tr4a 5 yrs. live in woodstock ny, and i like to tell my wife i have one TR for each of my three sons. Mitch
 
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Sounds like you will might have a lot of experence and knowledge to share. If you do have a question there are some experts in the TR section. If you have time to kill, check the pub and humor sections. We are all friends here! :thumbsup:


We all like pictures.
 
Welcome, Mitch - now you need an MG for her!
 
Howdy Mitch,

"Welcome" to "Thee" best Brit Car Forum anywhere. Surely introduce Yourself & Your TRs to the "Triumph Forum" and don`t forget to post some pics. We all here "LOVE" pics.

Regards, Russ
 
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