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Hello , great site here ! Loads of information here on restoration and maintenance on the TR , which I have owned for about a year now (1971 TR6) - and loving it I might add ! Even though I have only put about 200 miles on it it's almost mechanically sound, new booster, master cylinder, brake lines, just totally rebuild the front suspension , new rack and pinion, swaybar refurbished, new SU HS6's with heat shield - what a difference ! Recurved distributor and went to advance only, new radiator, steering wheel replaced for wood, new dash, refurbed all instruments, new glove box, halogen lights with relay, , new gas tank with new gas linesand a lot more I am sure I am forgetting lol , now on to replacing the differential mounts ! Pleasure to be here !
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