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SteveLedger
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Great to be here! Just acquired a 1976 TR6 from my brother-in-law last August (was previously my father in law's) and have been working on it ever since. The car sat neglected for 15 years in the garage and was a complete mess. I took the project on and fell in love again with working on cars. I've had many cars over the years, but my favorites were the ones I could actually work on! Examples are 1970 Challenger, 1973 Midget and 1974 260Z.
So far I've rebuilt the suspension, brakes all around, new interior, electronic ignition, clutch, exhaust and rebuilt carbs from Poolboy. Car is now running very well and I'm shopping around now for a new paintjob before the warm weather starts. I'm driving it now in the cold and enjoying the heck out of it (and the looks I get).
So far I've rebuilt the suspension, brakes all around, new interior, electronic ignition, clutch, exhaust and rebuilt carbs from Poolboy. Car is now running very well and I'm shopping around now for a new paintjob before the warm weather starts. I'm driving it now in the cold and enjoying the heck out of it (and the looks I get).
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