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I have a tidy little bag tucked away some where with all the suds/body fasteners that go around the cockpit of a 1960 TR-3A. The ar is almost complete and they are aluding me. Victoria British has new ones which will look better anyway but I only see one size (two actually if you count the Tenax studs for the top of the windshield-those I have had rechromed and installed). I seem to recall that the bottom one behind the doors were longer-I seem to recall these were only used for the tonneau. Can someone help? Has anyone got a source other than Victoria British. My restoration is almost complete. oh course when this is done I have two more Tr-3s to restore.
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TR2/3/3A Tr-3A Body fasteners for top, boot cover and side curtains.
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TR3driver
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TRF has the various styles of "Lift the Dot" studs: https://trf.zeni.net/TR2-TR3Handbook/index.php?menu=&page=24
Moss probably does too.
Moss probably does too.
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And even some Ace Hardware stores carry them. For a complete set the vendors mentioned are likely best but good to keep Ace in mind if you come up short.
I'm not sure what is original but the longer one you mention makes sense as that is the one that takes two layers of tonneau if you have the tonneau with the slits behind the seats.
I'm not sure what is original but the longer one you mention makes sense as that is the one that takes two layers of tonneau if you have the tonneau with the slits behind the seats.