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Hi, My name is Rudy and I bought a 1974 TR6 a few months ago. I live in Georgia and have been having a blast driving around in the car. Since I know just enough about fixing this car to be dangerous, so I will most likely be asking for advice from the experts out there. Thanks in advance!
 
Welcome to the land of British car owners Rudy! The learning experiance is part of the enjoyment of owning one, of course, driving it is number one! :encouragement: PJ
 
Welcome aboard, Rudy! Glad to hear you're enjoying your new TR! You've come to the right place for help and just discussing these cars or generally shooting the Breeze (See our Pub forum)
 
Hello Rudy
Welcome to the forum.

The Triumph section is very active and you are sure to get plenty of tips, help and advice there for your TR6.
Post some photos of your TR6.

David
 
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