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TR2/3/3A TR-3B [TCF] Survivors

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Vaark01

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Hi,

Does anyone know where I can go to find out how many TCF's still exist?

Thanks.

Paul
 
Thanks Scott.

They have 64 registered. I'll contact them. My guess is there aren't many left from the original 2804 build.

Thanks again.

Paul
 
Vaark01 said:
They have 64 registered. I'll contact them. My guess is there aren't many left from the original 2804 build.
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I suppose it depends on what number 'aren't many' would be. I would guess there are several hundred but less than a thousand -- but that is just a wild guess.
 
Two of my friends in '62-63 had 'B's, both powder blue with blue interiors. Don't remember the vin #'s.
 
There's two '3Bs in our club (Long Island Triumph Association). One of them is TCF 2785 L IIRC. He's had the car since it was a year old. It's also black on black.
 
mgbmedic said:
I own TCF 1281 L, it's not registered. It has matching numbers.
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Do you mean not registered with the state? I found this one registered on the International TR Registry website.

Scott
 
Don,

Those were the starting VIN characters of the last of the TR3B's (TCF1-TCF2804). The first ones were TSF1-TSF530.

Scott
 
Hey scot, where did u find it registered? I did get a british motor heritage certificate, I suppose that action automatically registered it. I started a restoration on it 2 yrs ago, working on a 58 right now.
 
I've had TCF 1907LO for about 26 years. Black with red interior. White side curtains, top and tonneau. Factory hard top, telescoping wheel and overdrive. I did convert to Dayton stainless and chrome wire wheels.
 
mgbmedic said:
Hey scot, where did u find it registered? I did get a british motor heritage certificate, I suppose that action automatically registered it. I started a restoration on it 2 yrs ago, working on a 58 right now.
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Go to the International Triumph TR Registry link that I posted above. Looks like you registered your car there In February 2011 (I'm assuming this is Robert. :smile:) And you would have had to have done this yourself as it's not related to the BMHIT certificate at all.

Here's a link directly to the entry.

International Triumph TR Registry TCF1281L

Scott
 
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