Welcome aboard!  

I took a look at it this afternoon.  They want $3K.  It’s salvageable but there’s a lot of work to be done.  This was an estate sale, the guy was kind of a hoarder and kept all kinds of records.  Charlene and I looked for anything on the car (records, build manuals, ephemera) but could find anything.  I know that’s stuff is there, in the base…[Read more]

Here are some more shots from the website:

my 1st job out of mechanics school was a MG/Triumph dealer I soon learned there was no way English engineers where aware of modern electronics. the whole wiring harnesses had only 3 colors. it took forever to find the right wires to fix I taped the wires with masking tape flags in case I was ever working on that car again the trick a good…[Read more]

not a hard job we could have walked you threw it. Carlisle is near Harrisburg , pa Saturday is when the most stuff to do from what Ive noticed

maybe a wizard sandwich ? some thing to tell your grandsons lol

find a good bicycle guy. servicing them is just like a cycle wheel or a good motorcycle shop I’m in pgh,pa if your up this way I can do it have a trueing stand & wrenches for the job

I’m interested on hearing about the frame-stiffener install too.  I’ve been thinking about doing it too.

Hi Allen, I got it online and it was really easy to install.

Hi Stuart,

Hi Justin!  Great to have you aboard.  That looks a lot like mine, down to the chrome trim around the edges.  Maybe we’ll see you in Carlisle this Spring.

Ken, being able to shoot from your driveway, ride your TDr or motorcycle 9 to 10 months a year and your closest neighbor hundreds of yards away sounds like my idea of heaven.  😆

I grew up in Anaheim, lived there and in San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente, Oceanside, Del Mar housing in Camp Pendleton and San Diego.  Love California, miss In-N-Out Burgers like I can’t even explain and I get nostalgic for the old OC every now and then.  The problem is that there are just too many people that want to live there.  When the Co…[Read more]

I have always been fond of saying that no one hates winter like a man with a motorcycle in his garage.  I’ve changed that statement to “a motorcycle or a TDr” but either way it’s the same.  I can’t wait to get back way below the Mason-Dixon where winter won’t be such an issue anymore.

It just keeps getting nicer and nicer.  Well done!

I’m running 18 psi front – 24 psi rear and it’s been working really well.

it also holds the bushing in place. be prepared to stop & put it back in on a trip

I use drums on all 4 corners stainless steel hoses & larger diameter rear wheel cylinders on paper this will work well. our cars are so light I feel that disks are a waste of money just my 2 cents