The joys of trailering.

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Re: The joys of trailering.

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Dudley67 wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 10:00 am
AsLan7 wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 9:56 am .
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. :D

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Neat thing about the TR, it never left the family, Grandfather to Father to my wife....
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Now that’s generational! Hopefully the kids will carry on the tradition.

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BobRae99 wrote: Wed Oct 30, 2019 7:32 am
Krob1114 wrote: Wed Oct 30, 2019 3:53 am 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.
Wow BobRae99. Same boat and both have/had TR6. Buddy of mine sent me the picture I'm posting. Not my car, as I totaled it, but almost exactly the same. He saw it in Houston area and it reminded him of our college days. If you also played guitar, I'm freaking out.
When I totaled first, I found a 1969, which was British racing green, but might have actually been a TR250.
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Krob1114 wrote: Mon Nov 11, 2019 11:17 am
BobRae99 wrote: Wed Oct 30, 2019 7:32 am
Krob1114 wrote: Wed Oct 30, 2019 3:53 am 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.
Wow BobRae99. Same boat and both have/had TR6. Buddy of mine sent me the picture I'm posting. Not my car, as I totaled it, but almost exactly the same. He saw it in Houston area and it reminded him of our college days. If you also played guitar, I'm freaking out.
When I totaled first, I found a 1969, which was British racing green, but might have actually been a TR250.
My 10 year old is learning to play Bass guitar - does that count? The pictured car looks in great shape and pretty original. I notice the wheel trim rings are the original satin finish which most cars on the road don't have - substituting Corvette trim rings which are chrome. :)
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