Not sure what you're interested in. but this is one option.
http://www.triumphworks.com/
There are cheaper alternatives to buy the replacement parts and do it
yourself. Maybe buy the parts and have a local shop do it.
I would take the frame off -- it's not that big a deal. Lots easier than
I expected. You'll just need some help.
Don Malling
David A. Schenck wrote:
> List,
>
> I acquired a very complete and original TR250 last summer. I am planning on
> doing a complete restoration. I haven't done anything yet. In looking over
> the car, the frame has some rough spots. The front half looks great. In the
> back both sides where the trailing arms mount look pretty bad and further back
> both sides that lead back to the bumper mountings look bad. So my question is
> - do I get the frame restored or find a replacement? What does getting a
> frame restored/fixed cost? Is it even possible? How easy is it to find a
> suitable replacement? Any thoughts or input would be greatly appreciated!!
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dave Schenck
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