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I just wanted to give a big thank you to everyone (especially John and the late Randall) for all the advice as I have gone through this restoration over the past 6 years. The feedback received on this forum was very valuable, and most certainly helped me to get through the project successfully. I still have some items to finish up, and I need to get the mixture right, but the car is very drivable - and fun!
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TR2/3/3A TR3A Finally on the Road!
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Well done. Always a great milestone to get it in the road.
congrats.
congrats.
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Love the fact you have stuck to it!! I tell everyone that if you dedicate 2hours a week
to a project car it will get done 3 or4 years tops. That said, NEVER believe an old car is "done",
they require up keep and TLC .The watchful eye will detect the loose bolt/wire .Then there
are all the up grades to the little things you secretly wish you had done differently .
Mad dog
to a project car it will get done 3 or4 years tops. That said, NEVER believe an old car is "done",
they require up keep and TLC .The watchful eye will detect the loose bolt/wire .Then there
are all the up grades to the little things you secretly wish you had done differently .
Mad dog
