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re Replacement of rear, nearside outrigger... by "ferny"
16 hours ago
You could cut some floor out, but you'd still have to get the body to a place where its weight isn't preventin....

re Replacement of rear, nearside outrigger... by "Scimher"
Thursday 9:32pm
So the body was separated in this instance, Peter - could a section of the floor be cut out to gain access??......

re New project (1976 FHC) by "Beans"
Thursday 8:01pm
Today I "borrowed" a friend's blasting cabinet https://tr7beans.blogspot.com/2020/09/fhc-resto-nr-108-shot-bla....

re History of my car help needed by "Beans"
Thursday 8:00pm
Or try the Triumph TR7 Owners Page on FB....

re Replacement of rear, nearside outrigger... by "ferny"
Thursday 7:11pm
You need access to the top of it in order to fully remove the old and weld the new. This was mine in August. ....

Replacement of rear, nearside outrigger... by "Scimher"
Thursday 6:53pm
Bit of a crisis! My poor dear little 1200 conv. has had the bracket that holds the 'tie rod(?) to the outrigge....

re Herald clutch release bearing by "Adrianb"
Thursday 4:31pm
Many thanks tapping x2 others nil so tapping in it is I shall persevere.....

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