Triumph TR3 restoration # 23

Adjusting Gaps everywhere including at boot closure

[@markvanreijn6937]

Looking great, an inspiration for the body work that I have coming up. Keep it up Bob!

[@mbrown89]

Impressive progress!

[@cheftush]

Looking great Bob.

[@bobbeiler8453]

Thanks Cheftush coming from the Master that means a lot !

[@RCBeiler]

Coming along really nicely!

[@bobbeiler8453]

@@RCBeiler Thanks RC and thanks for the help

[@LindaRaupp]

I give you A+

[@bobbeiler8453]

Thanks LINDA it’s been tough going but I’m slowly getting there thanks for the encouragement

[@mikeg5877]

that turned out terrific! nicely done ;-)

[@bobbeiler8453]

Thanks MIKE how long did you spend on your bodywork I know you had a lot more fabrication to do than I did

[@mikeg5877]

@@bobbeiler8453 hi Bob… you make it sound like I am done. Once i finish my front fender fabrication i will be mostly done with the passenger side. The i will move ti the drivers side. You seem to move a lot faster than I do so take that into consideration. It took me 1.5 years or so for the rear and the DS. Once I flip the car around and start working on the DS i figure it will take me a good 6 months. So i figure 2 years with a lot of learning how to in the process to do from firewall back. I may have to remake boot lid so not counting that. Starting so rusty really taught me a lot of stuff but at the expense of time. I have enjoyed stepping away from bodywork to the drivetrain these last 6 months. I love seeing your progress. Its like taking one of my videos and hitting the speed forward button 😝