Here there buddy! I'm restoring a TR3 also! I highly recommend that you do a lot more work on that frame before putting the body back on. Brake lines, drive line, tranny and engine not to mention the exhaust. All of those jobs will be a ton easier while the body is off. Plus, the body work is very messy and you would hate to get your beautiful frame all dirty! Anyhow... just my opinions Joel
Thanks for the concerns but I am going a little different path. The metal is going to need a lot of attention to detail, so I am eager to get back on that. I realize where I am and will pick it back up a tad bit later…. Good luck on your restoration too
if its yellow, don't eat it ;-) Looking forward to see it all mated up.
Thanks Mike…
Here there buddy! I'm restoring a TR3 also! I highly recommend that you do a lot more work on that frame before putting the body back on. Brake lines, drive line, tranny and engine not to mention the exhaust. All of those jobs will be a ton easier while the body is off. Plus, the body work is very messy and you would hate to get your beautiful frame all dirty! Anyhow... just my opinions Joel
Thanks for the concerns but I am going a little different path. The metal is going to need a lot of attention to detail, so I am eager to get back on that. I realize where I am and will pick it back up a tad bit later…. Good luck on your restoration too
Man if I waited for a no snow day I would never get any work done. we here in Alaska have a half a year with non stop snow. anymore I hate the snow.
It is suppose to be 70 on Saturday
@@pucman1 its not even 70 in my shop cant afford the heat so just 55 or so in here.