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Triumph TR6 - One of a kind TR6

This ones gone a bit too far for me !!

http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/car/253720336.html

Charlie
Charlie B.

He could have gotten the same money by NOT screwing up the car.
Don from Jersey

with the money, you should start a Corvette and a 6 projects. Then you are garenteed twice the headache too!
Happy new year
Paddy Kan

Any time someone tries to "improve" the looks of a TR6
it always fails. Nice and clean under the hood though,
I'll give him that.There's got to be an awful lot of fiberglass in the body to bring the weight down to 2000 lbs. That Chev 350 is 150lbs heavier than the original inline 6. Must feel like a snow plow around corners.
Chris
Christopher Trace

This guy must of had a lot of left over paint to get rid of, it looks like the car came out of a pond.
Even the wood dash has turned green.
Tom C
Tom C

"Must feel like a snow plow around corners."

Chris!

You know better than that. You've driven Ted's 350 Chevy TR6, haven't you?
Dan Masters

Wow thats very.... Unique?...

Well I'm sure that car has a great personality.....
Scott

Dan, no I never did get a chance to drive Teds but I know he did some pretty amazing frame modifications and pulled the engine quite far back to account for the extra weight of the Chev. Perhaps this guy did the same thing. What do I know. I just imagined what all that extra weight would feel like on my car, I wouldn't want it.
Chris
Christopher Trace

This thread was discussed between 29/12/2006 and 01/01/2007

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