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MJL

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  1. I bought a carpet and trim set 7 years ago and found it to be a Skinners set and not a TR Bitz set that I had great results with and that I thought I was getting.

    Just got round to trying to get it to fit due to house move and am disappointed to say the least. I feel inclined to consign it to the bin! Nothing fits and the tunnel carpets seem too short.

    Can anyone suggest a classic car trimmer in Worcestershire?

  2. Lets try again!

    Your dash needs to go forward away from the steering wheel. Drop the dash down slide it forward then lift it up so that it comes behind the wood that the pegs for the lift a dot pegs are screwed into. This wood should have studs fitted that will match up with the slots in the top of your dash and holes to the left and right.

  3. I to am puzzled by which wires go where when the alternator is fitted particularly as Moss refer to yellow and a yellow/green wires where as on the alternator supplied I have a yellow and a heavy and a light brown wire. I think recently there was an article on gutting the control box and using it as a terminal block for the spare wires. Can anyone please point me the right way?

    Many thanks.

  4. I restored my 1958 TR3A in 1987-1990 and I did it all exactly as original. How - you ask can I be so sure ? Because I bought my TR brand new and took delivery here in Montreal on May 23rd, 1958. So last Friday we celebrated my 50 years of ownership. It is a concours winner with 96 points last year at VTR near Phiadelphia USA with 98,000 miles since 1990.

     

    Maybe these photos will help. My TR has Comm. No. TS 27489 LO.

  5. Could somebody post a few pictures of the routes that the clutch and brake pipes take across the bulkhead from the master cylinders on a LHD TR3A. I am converting my car back to LHD for use in Greece having used it in this country as RHD for the last 15 years. Any help would be much appreciated.

  6. I have my chassis blasted and immediately sprayed with bondarust red primer and then sprayed with an industrial chassis black. Waxoyled inside as well as waxoyl will creep to cover the entire inner surface. As previously stated these chassis have survived pretty well with just a splash of black paint and nothing inside so properly restored ones should outlive most of us!

    Stuart.

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