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Hi, all! After 20 years of TR ownership I'm finally writing my first post to the BCF. I've got a '74 TR6 and am working on finishing up a ground up resto of a '59 TR3. Challenges all along the way. Too snowed-in to take anything out of the garage but that's life in New England!!:tennis:
 
What do you want us to call you? Mr Three or just "six" or....? Anyway, welcome to the BCF - hope you won’t be a stranger now that you've gotten your feet wet! You'll find we have a very friendly group in the TR forum here!
 
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