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I can see some comedy moments, [:D]

[8 whole cylinders worth of punch to ram the world through the windshield and out the rear view mirror. Car & Driver]
1981 Grinnall TR7 v8
1981 Black FHC
1979 & 1980 Black Premium FHC(laid to rest) Sorry


John

That would be a very good tool to shake out all the coins & pens I keep losing under the seats.


Never say die. At least not while you're still breathing.

What was he thinking !!!

You must have a very large workshop for this.

Henk

1980 TR7 US Convertible
1978 Mini Clubman Estate

<i><b>You must have a very large workshop for this</b></i>

.... or a farmyard!

Maxwell [8D]

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You must have a very large workshop for this.

Henk

1980 TR7 US Convertible
1978 Mini Clubman Estate
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With a very flat floor!

I think it's great. Once you finish the welding, you can just roll it around to the painters.

It's the only way sone 7s are ever going to roll down the road again.

Hasbeen

he is probably a descendant of a long line of carriage builders.

what if you live on a hill ?!? [:0] [xx(] [:D][:D][:D][:D]

What a neat idea! Plus, during the restoration, you can strap a couple people into the inside and roll it down a hill for entertainment. If you charged them $2.00 a ride, you could have more money to buy car parts! [:D]

Aaron
1976 TR7 FHC (an ongoing project)

Here's a thought...You could take a couple of metal plates and attach two rollers (like those used to feed lumber into saws) to each plate and roll the wheels on them.
When you got tired of the project you could attach an electric motor.Then you wouldn't have to winch it back up the hill between rides![:0]



1975 TR7 ACL764U

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What a neat idea! Plus, during the restoration, you can strap a couple people into the inside and roll it down a hill for entertainment. If you charged them $2.00 a ride, you could have more money to buy car parts! [:D]

Aaron
1976 TR7 FHC (an ongoing project)

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Pirates of The Carribean comes to mind. Johnny Dep rolling down hill in that big water wheel come undone. [:)]

Jim Underwood
72 MGB BRG
80 TR8 Persian Aqua
If women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.

I have a sudden craving for roasted wedges.


Never say die. At least not while you're still breathing.

Car has been bolted to the thing for 16 years...might need a forklift to get it off the wheels...


Paul