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What are the essential and good to have books to guide tr4 restoration? I don't expect to do a concourse job but don't want to do things wrong
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Tr4 restoration books
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Best one I know of is Bill Piggott's Original Triumph series. There's one for the TR 4-6 models that is quite thorough. Not cheap!
Then there's also a later one that is a bit condensed, but includes all the TR series:
Mickey
Then there's also a later one that is a bit condensed, but includes all the TR series:
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Expensive indeed, condensed version is so much less that I wonder if it's worth having. Is there a big difference? I'll pay up if the later one lacks anything important. Either is cheap compared with project cost