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Living in south Jersey, US. Had a 62 square body Sprite for years. In '99 I bought a 75 Tr6 with rebuilt frame and engine. Doing rolling restoration ever since. Ran well until I started a front suspension and front brake job. I did both front and rear suspension, but brake system has delayed getting it on the road. I love old British sports cars. Thanks, Michael
 
HAppy to have you aboard, Michael! Sounds like a great project! You will find our Triumph forum pretty active and you're sure to get plenty of help!
 
and yes, reason to be impressed - well run forum, good knowledge, even better attitude!
 
Hello Michael

Welcome to the Forum.

The Triumph section is very active and you are sure to get plenty of tips, help and advice there for your TR6 project.

David
 
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