<b>Hi all, I'm Steve from Suffolk in England. I recently bought the beauty before you, as a stop gap for winter. As I always wanted one when I was a kid and my other classic (Austin 1300) is in need of a metal magician[8D]. Had a real lemon TR7 in yellow (appropriately)and it nearly put me off but here she is!</b>
<b>Looking forward to gleaning some valuable info from those in the know and buying some spares to keep her on the road!</b>
Welcome! Very good looking car. I don't usually care for the brown that they used back then but the two tone is very sharp. You'll find that any problem you may have with it someone here has already found a solution to it.
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OMG they have done the same to another only messing
I'm not sure which i prefer brown roof or gold roof
brown and gold would be for me the most unlikely colour scheme but i have to say i quite like it [8D]
and what are the wheels
gold and brown texture like sun,
Lays me down with my mind she runs
Throughout the night
No need to fight
Never a frown with gold and brown
[:D][:D][:D][:D][:D]
if you factor in the earth's rotation, we are all speeding
welcome to the best tr7 forum on the net, and yes any problems you dont even know you have yet will no doubt already have a solution on here, and nice part of the country your in, my brother sister and nephew live in felixstowe and have spent many a summer holiday on that side of the country, you also have the advantage of no hills.............. only kidding..........[:D]
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