What a lot of potential there to be a great driver (or the basis of a
restoration). I do not think I have ever seen that rear bumper before (and
will be just as happy not to see it again) but it is a remarkable accessory.
Geo
On Sun, Sep 22, 2013 at 5:46 AM, Don Hiscock <don.hiscock@gmail.com> wrote:
> A retired university professor here in the Saint Louis area has owned a
> powder blue 1962 TR3B (TCF56L) since 1966. Car hasn't run since electrical
> problems sidelined it circa 1977 with around 100k miles, but it's been
> garaged since then. It had a badly-repaired right side rocker panel once
> upon a time that has continued to corrode, and that's the only significant
> rust I noted. Reportedly some minor front and rear end collision work
> earlier in life. Few modifications done by the current owner, although the
> first owner had interesting taste in accessories. The car is almost as
> bought in '66.
>
> The project to get it running is now more than they're willing to tackle,
> so they'd like to find a good next home for the car. They have a couple of
> interested parties from various corners of the country but are open to any
> offers. Feel free to send me any notes and I'll forward to Allan and Sandy
> to put people in touch.
>
> Here's a link to a slideshow of 130 images taken in early September. (A
> bit esoteric, I'll admit, but they were taken for my personal TR3B
> "originality" file, not to sell the car!)
>
> http://4xdog.smugmug.com/photos/swfpopup.mg?AlbumID=31704017&AlbumKey=L7MT4W
>
> Don
>
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