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Re: A hair dressers car
« Reply #30 on: 05 June 2013, 14:30:58 »

TR7 TR8 Not hairdressers car  ::) :P
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« Reply #31 on: 05 June 2013, 14:33:47 »

TR7 TR8 Not hairdressers car  ::) :P

But they are ugly as sin.. ;D

TR4/5/6 are much prettier.. wait, does that make them hairdressers cars? ;D

But if you're talking classics.. Austin Healey 3000? Porsche 356? Now back in the realms of reality.. Fiat X1/9? ;D
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Re: A hair dressers car
« Reply #32 on: 05 June 2013, 14:35:48 »

TR7 TR8 Not hairdressers car  ::) :P

But they are ugly as sin.. ;D

TR4/5/6 are much prettier.. wait, does that make them hairdressers cars? ;D

But if you're talking classics.. Austin Healey 3000? Porsche 356? Now back in the realms of reality.. Fiat X1/9? ;D


Nooooo........ I always lusted after (and still do) one of these. :y
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« Reply #33 on: 05 June 2013, 15:24:46 »

TR7 TR8 Not hairdressers car  ::) :P

But they are ugly as sin.. ;D

TR4/5/6 are much prettier.. wait, does that make them hairdressers cars? ;D

But if you're talking classics.. Austin Healey 3000? Porsche 356? Now back in the realms of reality.. Fiat X1/9? ;D

Ahh. If we're talking classics, there is only one.... But I'd have one with a few modern tweaks...

http://www.spydercars.co.uk/lotus-elan-duratec-conversion/



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« Reply #34 on: 05 June 2013, 15:48:37 »

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, cheep to buy, potentially convertible, reasonably quick, reliable, comfortable vehicle that is not classed as a 'hair dressers car
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Mite as well have a real manly one



Bugatti Type 57 Stelvio Convertible  :)
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Re: A hair dressers car
« Reply #35 on: 05 June 2013, 16:26:49 »

TR7 TR8 Not hairdressers car  ::) :P

But they are ugly as sin.. ;D

TR4/5/6 are much prettier.. wait, does that make them hairdressers cars? ;D

But if you're talking classics.. Austin Healey 3000? Porsche 356? Now back in the realms of reality.. Fiat X1/9? ;D


Nooooo........ I always lusted after (and still do) one of these. :y

Just for you Opti - a couple of pics of my 67 TR4A which I still have

     

and my old 69 TR6 PI (sold years back unfortunately)

     

 ;)

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« Reply #36 on: 05 June 2013, 16:37:33 »

Always liked the TR6 and fancied a Stag (with the original Triumph V8)

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Re: A hair dressers car
« Reply #37 on: 05 June 2013, 17:35:15 »

TR7 TR8 Not hairdressers car  ::) :P

But they are ugly as sin.. ;D

TR4/5/6 are much prettier.. wait, does that make them hairdressers cars? ;D

But if you're talking classics.. Austin Healey 3000? Porsche 356? Now back in the realms of reality.. Fiat X1/9? ;D


Nooooo........ I always lusted after (and still do) one of these. :y

Just for you Opti - a couple of pics of my 67 TR4A which I still have

     

and my old 69 TR6 PI (sold years back unfortunately)

     

 ;)


Thanks, Mr dbug. :y :y :y


The closest I came to a TR6 was a 1976 Triumph 2500S.

It had the 'Stag wheels' and overdrive on second, third and top gear. Sadly it wasn't fuel injected, instead equipped with either twin SU or stromberg carbs.......I can't quite remember which.

The tin worm had given it a beating, but it was still an elegant car.

It had about 100 b.h.p if memory serves.  :y
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Re: A hair dressers car
« Reply #38 on: 05 June 2013, 17:47:28 »

Std TR6 PI is 150 bhp, std TR4A is 110 bhp, my 4A was chucking out a tad over 130 bhp after complete engine rebuild et alia.
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« Reply #39 on: 05 June 2013, 17:55:19 »

Std TR6 PI is 150 bhp, std TR4A is 110 bhp, my 4A was chucking out a tad over 130 bhp after complete engine rebuild et alia.


Yes. I believe that the 2.5 PI salooon was rated at 132bhp.

I think that the later TR6's, post 1973, were detuned slightly for supposedly smoother running. :y

I'd much prefer a car from the 69-72 era. :y :y
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Re: A hair dressers car
« Reply #40 on: 05 June 2013, 18:20:37 »

Std TR6 PI is 150 bhp, std TR4A is 110 bhp, my 4A was chucking out a tad over 130 bhp after complete engine rebuild et alia.


Yes. I believe that the 2.5 PI salooon was rated at 132bhp.

I think that the later TR6's, post 1973, were detuned slightly for supposedly smoother running. :y

I'd much prefer a car from the 69-72 era. :y :y

Yep post 73 TR6s were non -PI, running on twin Stroms - 125bhp :)

Nothing to do with smoother running (the PIs were smooth but b*ggers to set up properly), but emissions
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Re: A hair dressers car
« Reply #41 on: 05 June 2013, 18:51:09 »

Always liked the TR6 and fancied a Stag (with the original Triumph V8)

have a look at a Scimitar GTC, similar car without the rust or engine problems, and a good one can be had for about £3 -4 grand, how much is a tatty stag?
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