greenman62@hotmail.com wrote:
> To my mind it's kind of a cool looking beast (at least the
> roadsters are).Furthermore what other car designed in the mid
> seventies still looks as good today? With some trick looking
> alloy wheels it'll hold its own with nearly anything.
As a kid (I would have been 9 or 10 when the TR7 came out)
I thought they were sweet. Also Cameros, Firebirds, and E-types.
Once I grew up.... <g>
> Let's throw a little petrol on the fire though...
> "God perfected the Triumph in `62... They kept messing with it."
Speaking of trick alloys, throw a set on our '62 TR4s and, with
today's retro styling, a TR4 looks thoroughly "modern."
I was filling up my car at a station next to University of Denver.
A guy with more rings on his face than I have compression rings
in my engine strolled by, "sweet ride" he said. ;-)
--
Steven Newell
Denver, CO
'62 TR4 CT5018LO
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