I am 6' 3, and never ever had a problem in a TR3 ever since my first one
back in 1959. If I remember right, your knees just naturally fall off
to the side a bit. The only problems I have heard about were with the
aftermarket new spring cases, which were too tall....
Regards, Bill
Paul Dorsey wrote:
> Today for the first time I installed a seat. Although the car is up on jack
> stands, with one old floorpan and a new driver's side powdercoated floorpan
> and now one seat minus the steering wheel. With the seat slid all the way
> back (against the rear shelf), I had sufficient leg room. However, my knees
> hit the dashboard when depressing the pedals. The uninstalled steering wheel
> will proably make the situation worse.
> I am 6'2" and I expected problems with my size, although Fred Thomas et al
> had coached me into thinking this was fine. I guess I am asking: is there
> anything I can do to improve things or does this problem disappear once I
> start to drive it?
>
> Thanks,
> (Never-driven-a-Tr) NdaTr Paul Dorsey,
> 60 TR3A
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