Triumph Roadster Restoration Part 1: Taking the find to the barn
The first things I did after purchasing my 1947 Triumph 1800 Roadster (TRD655) from a classic car auction in the Southern Highlands of NSW. After pushing it into my barn, I begin work flushing the radiator, changing spark plugs and replacing rubber hoses. Although it isn't shown in the video I had already checked the engine oil in the car was clean.
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