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aeronca65t
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Looks good! I assume you'll use the TR4 rack & pinion...a nice impovement.
Looks good! I assume you'll use the TR4 rack & pinion...a nice impovement.
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I needed a new frame and I came across a later TR4 frame at the right price. I wanted to convert the TR3 to a rack anyways so when I found this frame I figured why not go for the wide track as well.
I am leaning towards the revised fenders since I had already welded in the new driver’s side floor board when I found the donor frame, but I have to admit, I have found myself thinking a TR3 sure is narrow.
I needed a new frame and I came across a later TR4 frame at the right price. I wanted to convert the TR3 to a rack anyways so when I found this frame I figured why not go for the wide track as well.
I am leaning towards the revised fenders since I had already welded in the new driver’s side floor board when I found the donor frame, but I have to admit, I have found myself thinking a TR3 sure is narrow.