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TR2/3/3A Uh, Nutmeg, this yours?

Wow - just put it on local Craigslist this morning.

When my doctor said my left leg is on its last legs (!), the decision was made for me.

Up for sale. If a BCF member buys it, then 10% goes to BCF.

Good grief - am I on the way to the "assisted living" facility already ... ?

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I noticed the "extender" on the clutch pedal. Looks nice should sell quickly. I use search tempest and it showed up today.
 
Thanks for the vote of confidence. That wooden block on the clutch pedal gave me an extra year or two. Already had six emails from the CL ad.

I'll post it here too.

Tom
 
Nice car. If you weren't on the wrong coast, i know a few guys who would be all over it!
Best of luck!
 
Thanks Kevin!
 
Too bad it's gotta go but that looks like a very fair price for a nice car. I like it.
 
I also wish you were on this side of the country. The price is a little low. Very nice car.
 
I noticed that the oil filler cap on your TR3A is like the cap on mine. My TS number is prefixed with an "8" Mine, a Canadian delivered TR when new bears Comm. No. 8 "TS 27489 LO".

Maybe yours also came into Canada when it was first delivered to North America - in which case your Comm. No. should read "9" TS xxxxx). Is this what you see on the Comm. No. plate ?

Cheers

Don
 
Hi There Tom,

I was wondering if you had an "Orig" style Luggage Rack for the TR? No hole drilling req`d in Boot Lid.

Thanx, Russ
 
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