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Engine with Weber --- Triumph 444-544

posted by  Aidan on  Tue Jan 25 08:44 CST 2005
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If the previous owner put a Weber on it its probable that the changes didn't stop there...

The TR3 is a great car - its worth putting the time and effort in to make it as good as you can. You can't beat the Volvo as a daily driver though - they seem to keep going no matter what.

Good luck with the rest of the restoration and with the 544.

Aidan
--
1967 131, 1969 131, 1973 Triumph GT6






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