Carcovers,
Find covercraft on the WEB they have the $127 covers available from TRF
and Moss for $40 plus $7 shipping and handling. They are factory seconds
or returns.
I bought one which I found to have a small rip. They sent UPS to the
house, picked it up and returned it, all at their cost. It was returned
within 10 days (UPS from the West coast).
Let me know if you cannot find the site and their 800 number. I can find
it for you if you can't.
Jack Brooks
Hillsdale, New Jersey
1960 TR3-A TS69032L
1974 Norton Commando Roadster
On Sat, 30 Nov 1996 20:29:21 -0600 Robert Allen <boballen@sky.net>
writes:
>Request for Wisdom,
>
>After many years of MG ownership it looks like I'm going to add a
>Triumph to my stable. I'm looking for advice on a couple of things.
>First off, the 'new' car is a 1975 TR6. The questions:
>
>1) How desirable is the hardtop? The car I'm buying is going to have
> to sit outside and doesn't have the hard top. I have a line on
> a hardtop. The pre-haggle price is $400 and it will require a
> rebuild - paint, headliner, rubber. Good deal?
>
> I had a hardtop on a Midget and learned that I hate to have the
> hardtop on because it was so noisey and, also, the top spent most
> of its years merely taking up space in the basement.
>
> Is the TR6 hardtop desireable from a collector's standpoint
> (this is the original metal top) and is it functional?
>
>2) Advice on a good outdoor car cover appreciated also.
>
>Thanks for any tips. I'd ask these questions over on the MGs list but,
>
>boy, those guys get sassy when you talk about Triumphs!
>
>Bob Allen, Kansas City
>
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