Hi Ron - I think its a great idea. I know of three different TR3's
being restored this winter here in the valley as well as many other
makes and models. Too often the parts we need are close at hand,
but we don't know where to look. Let me know when you want a list
of FOR SALES and WANTEDS.
Cheers,
Len Drake
Okanagan British Car Club
Kelowna, B.C.
>Barry,
>
>Thanks for the photos, your right !! I found them very inspiring,( hey are
>those Vertical Links supposed to be painted black ?) it looks as if you've
>undertaken a first class restoration.....not too much more work before I
>begin to reassemble my frame and front suspension, I have only to complete
>painting a few more bits and pieces.
>
>As this past Saturday wasn't very productive in the garage (many painted
>parts drying from hangers on garage door rails etc) so I spent the day
>developing a 'Web Page' devoted to the restoration of my TR3.
>
>You and other List members may be interested in checking it out at
><HTTP://mindlink.net/rcbotting>.
>
>Now this is pretty amateur stuff, not quite fully developed yet (but are
>they ever). I hope to continue with the development of this site as time and
>talent permit. I do look forward to input from yourself and other list members.
>
>I plan post a 'Parts for Sale' section on behalf of our local B.C. (British
>Columbia) Triumph Club, This would benefit myself as well as others
>currently undertaking a restorations. Any ideas ??
>
>cheers
>
>rcb
>Ron Botting
>Surrey, B.C. Canada
>ron_botting@mindlink.bc.ca
>57' TR3A (TS23731)
>
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