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Hey everyone, just recently bought a 75 TR6. I'm enjoying the drive and the tinkering that most all British cars deserve and require. I started off back in 1972 with a 66 Healey Sprite and have never lost the love for British sports cars even though I'm not as good at fixing them as I would like to think.This is where i hope in participating in the blogs I might learn a thing or two. Thanks,:eagerness: Tony Pollard.
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Welcome to the group Tony,
You will find that the Triumph group here is quite helpful. I found that I was not at all mechanical with real cars (I still can fix an HO slot car most of the time), but the folks here on the Triumph forum section helped me figure out a lot of my mistakes when I still owned Fagin, my former TR3B. Be sure to introduce yourself there as well, and please post photos of your TR6. We all love photographs.
Enjoy the Ride!!
You will find that the Triumph group here is quite helpful. I found that I was not at all mechanical with real cars (I still can fix an HO slot car most of the time), but the folks here on the Triumph forum section helped me figure out a lot of my mistakes when I still owned Fagin, my former TR3B. Be sure to introduce yourself there as well, and please post photos of your TR6. We all love photographs.
Enjoy the Ride!!
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Hi Tony, and, welcome! You are in good company here. There are a few Central Ontario folk on the forum. I am in Etobicoke (though drove past Cambridge this morning). Are you aware of British Car Day at Bronte in two weeks? Largest single day British Car Show in North America.
https://www.torontotriumph.com/BCD/
Toronto Triumph Club run it - thooug there are a couple of good clubs in the KW area as well.
welcome!
https://www.torontotriumph.com/BCD/
Toronto Triumph Club run it - thooug there are a couple of good clubs in the KW area as well.
welcome!
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Welcome to the BCF Tony! You're in the right place for help with any number of LBC-related needs. It must be "TR6 Week" around here as there are a few more TR6 owners who have just introduced themselves as well. Please post a pic or three when of your when you get a chance. Good luck!