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SASSAMON

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Hi All,New here. I have had my 1957 TR3 since the end of the last century. Was able to get her running and won "Diamond in the Rough" award. She has been a blast to drive, so after several years off the road I am looking to restore her into a very nice driver. She needs floors,sills and some other body work. All the interior will be needed also. Would anyone Know of a good shop in the Massachusetts, New England area where I may take her? Thanks,Roger Colson1957 TR3 TS21383L "bettie"
 
Welcome to the BCF Roger! I wish your car were in the Pacific Northwest as I can highly recommend a shop there (mine), but I suspect there's a good shop somewhat closer to you. Good luck with the resto!
 
Roger, this may be a bit far for you, but you may want to try Leyland British in Kennebunkport, me. I know him and his work is excellent.
He has a website, which will give you more info.
 
Roger, Welcome to the BCF. You may want to post in the Triumph forum here as well, especially if you have specific questions regarding your "diamond". I know they helped me keep Fagin on the road when I was his caretaker. And be sure to post some photos of you LBC. We all love to see each other's rides.
 
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