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Kagol1
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I've had my '75 TR6 since 1982. Never any major problems, but a lot of maintenance along the way. Bought it red, but returned it to original Mimosa yellow soon after purchase. Still wears that paint, and not badly, from 10 feet. Replaced interior few years ago, and did full wiring harness last year. I'm no electrical guy, but everything (pretty much) works. There's a slight grounding problem, I think, and I'm gonna need some advice, even after wearing out Dan Master's helpful book!
Also, have a great interest in vintage Whizzer motorbikes - my grandfather was one of the original company owners.
Additional challenges include 1973 Volvo 1800 ES, 1958 Buick Century, and 1988 BMW M6.
Good thing I retired a year ago, as I no longer have to show up Monday mornings with no grease under my nails!
Here's hoping that national health circumstances allow for the coming summer season's run of great car shows and activities!!!!
Also, have a great interest in vintage Whizzer motorbikes - my grandfather was one of the original company owners.
Additional challenges include 1973 Volvo 1800 ES, 1958 Buick Century, and 1988 BMW M6.
Good thing I retired a year ago, as I no longer have to show up Monday mornings with no grease under my nails!
Here's hoping that national health circumstances allow for the coming summer season's run of great car shows and activities!!!!
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