The joys of trailering.

[tgrace98]

That's enough to get me looking for a lift and a slip to rent.

a lift and a slip is the way to go. I do not envy the ones that haul around and launch every time they boat.

[NautiGirl]

That's enough to get me looking for a lift and a slip to rent.

a lift and a slip is the way to go. I do not envy the ones that haul around and launch every time they boat.

Towing makes ya tough!

We towed over to Lake Cumberland and had to cross a 10ft wide construction bridge...that gets your attention!

[Dudley67]

Glad you came inside off the ledge.. So who makes the “sarcasm ST 215/75/15” ?

Nobody I care about

I've only died and been reincarnated twice since last year on my dangerous P tires

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Maybe I should switch to ST for our Austin Healey.

This happened yesterday on Interstate 79 after pulling her out of storage.

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Then the fuel pump became intermittent... (my daughter found it quite amusing.
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Wow! A beaut!!!! My wife has a family heirloom, 1959 TR3B, needs to be restored and out back on the road.. Yours is amazing

[AsLan7]

Nobody I care about

I've only died and been reincarnated twice since last year on my dangerous P tires

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Maybe I should switch to ST for our Austin Healey.

This happened yesterday on Interstate 79 after pulling her out of storage.

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Then the fuel pump became intermittent... (my daughter found it quite amusing.
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Wow! A beaut!!!! My wife has a family heirloom, 1959 TR3B, needs to be restored and out back on the road.. Yours is amazing

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Hey thanks D67. It’s been in our family for over 50 years. She’s provided a generation of memories that are priceless.

And you must post pics of yours....even if it is in pre-restoration mode. They are timeless classics for sure.

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[Krob1114]

I didn't have Austin Healy. I was trying to lift the quote out on the pic that was posted on this thread.
I'll post my TR6 when I'm not at work. I have no way to put private pictures on this public work computer.

[BobRae99]

I didn't have Austin Healy. I was trying to lift the quote out on the pic that was posted on this thread.
I'll post my TR6 when I'm not at work. I have no way to put private pictures on this public work computer.

Wow, another TR6 on the forum. I have a 1976 model I’ve owned since 1992. I bought it with 27,000 miles on it from the second owner. It has 48,000 on it now.

[Krob1114]

No, past owner. I've had two. Totaled the first in college. Love it so I bought another.
What a fun car. Guitar fit in the trunk. Luggage behind the seat. Beer between the legs. But that was another time.

[Dudley67]

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Maybe I should switch to ST for our Austin Healey.

This happened yesterday on Interstate 79 after pulling her out of storage.

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Then the fuel pump became intermittent... (my daughter found it quite amusing.
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Wow! A beaut!!!! My wife has a family heirloom, 1959 TR3B, needs to be restored and out back on the road.. Yours is amazing

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Hey thanks D67. It’s been in our family for over 50 years. She’s provided a generation of memories that are priceless.

And you must post pics of yours....even if it is in pre-restoration mode. They are timeless classics for sure.

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So I was off on the year, it’s a ‘62/‘63 hence the TR3B designation..... As I said it’s in pieces....

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[Big Block Power]

As long as you have all of the pieces that's what counts. Such cool cars guys.

[Dudley67]

Yeah, her grandfather just passed away so now it takes on more meaning to get it back on the road. I liquidated my 1995 Trans Am convertible to start the ball rolling on this resto.

[Big Block Power]

Yeah, her grandfather just passed away so now it takes on more meaning to get it back on the road. I liquidated my 1995 Trans Am convertible to start the ball rolling on this resto.

Yea fun. I'm a big pontiac guy. I love the trans am. Wife does too. To many toys to want to have so can't have them all.

[Dudley67]

Yeah, her grandfather just passed away so now it takes on more meaning to get it back on the road. I liquidated my 1995 Trans Am convertible to start the ball rolling on this resto.

Yea fun. I'm a big pontiac guy. I love the trans am. Wife does too. To many toys to want to have so can't have them all.

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Yeah, her grandfather just passed away so now it takes on more meaning to get it back on the road. I liquidated my 1995 Trans Am convertible to start the ball rolling on this resto.

[Big Block Power]

Nice. My very first car was a 68 firebird and my brothers was a 69 bird.
Man I wish I had money back then to fix them up. Or didn't live in Wisconsin. Still some of my fav cars. I'm a fan of the 73 76 years. I go to visit Yt at Barrett Jackson auction in January in Scottsdale e each year and I always find a few I would love to have. Someday maybe.

[AsLan7]

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Those are great pics D67! I always enjoyed seeing that low TR3 door sill when one went by. You have a fondness for red cars like I do for blue cars .

...and what a great first car BBP. Everyone remembers their first. I wish more folks would have kept their first too.

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[Dudley67]

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Those are great pics D67! I always enjoyed seeing that low TR3 door sill when one went by. You have a fondness for red cars like I do for blue cars .

...and what a great first car BBP. Everyone remembers their first. I wish more folks would have kept their first too.

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Neat thing about the TR, it never left the family, Grandfather to Father to my wife....