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Restoring a TR3 in Carrollton Texas

Chuck Murphy

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Hi all,
I am restoring a basket case 1957 TR3 (TS15623LO). Been at it for two years; have most of the chassis done; most of the body done; ready for paint. It has been interesting since I have had to restore almost every component of the car. I found this forum last month and have been reading every post from the last year or so. Wish I had found the forum and its experts two years ago!!!
I am not making a concurs car, but I want every part to be as it was when it was new.
I belong to the local Red RiverTriumph Club and have gotten much advice and many needed parts from club members.
I also have a (late) 1958 TR3A I restored in 1983. A fun car!! Used it to/from work but I am retired now, so have time for another Triumph.
I have not posted any questions or answers up until now. But, will be dong so in the near future.
Chuck Murphy
 
Hi There Chuck,

"Welcome" to "THEE" best LBC Forum anywhere but You`ve already found that out.

Introduce Yourself & Your TRs to the "Triumph Forum" and fire away with your questions, comments etc. Post some pics as we all "LOVE" pics!!

Happy Motoring & Retirement.

Russ
 
Hi, and welcome!
 
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