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I had been a previous member on here before and just wanted to thank you guys for all the tips and advice we got before. So here goes...My Father had bought a 64 Triumph TR4 in 1980 in hopes us 3 brothers would get together and restore her. Unfortunately we moved to different parts of the country (Maui for me). The Car sat garaged until one of my brothers and I returned to San Francisco area in 2005 and brought her back to good running condition. We are not traditionalist...we like to customize just to be different. With that being said we have enjoyed working on this little car. It has given us fits at times but those are the challenges we both enjoy. Here are some pics of the car as well as my 69 Riviera back in Maui
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