Triumph TR3 1958
Triumph TR3
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3rd March 2019 at 20:01
I met the owner of this beautiful TR3 in a bar at San Juan de los Terreros. He arrived in an immaculate MGB GT. I’ve owned 5 MGs and 3 were MGB Roadsters but I’m ashamed to say that they were not immaculate!
I’m returning to the Highlands next month but intend to spend the winters here.
My email is neil@creigard.demon.co.uk
Good luck with the club.
Best wishes,
Neil Jenkins