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Just curious if any of you folks remember the Triumph Herald. I have a 1963 convertible, I can share more if there is interest.
dweller
(24,902 posts)✌🏻
littlemissmartypants
(25,179 posts)ZERTErYNOthe
(242 posts)Here are a few 'after' pics.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jnK6SCvmoop6Ks2k8
https://photos.app.goo.gl/S8wzSiEgHpT3QcYU8
I added links, but I don't know if that will show properly. I'm kind of new at this. Any constructive advice appreciated.
brush
(57,270 posts)The TR-6 was a very nice car.
Old Crank
(4,557 posts)a TR-gaddamn-3......
Good looking car but......
Another friend bought a Spitfire ahorty after I taught him to drive a manual transmission car. A 1961 Ford Anglia. There was one in one of the Harry Potter movies and it ended up in a tree.
Enter stage left
(3,823 posts)Worked on many Heralds, Spitty's, MG's Jags, TR's and Mini's.
Also raced a TR-3, a TR-4A and 2 different Mini Cooper S'.
Fun cars, wouldn't want to depend on them to get me to work in the winter, although they usually did.
I see you have a Mini in the first photo. That was one of the most amazing cars I've ever owned, driven & raced.
Beautiful restoration by the way. Congrats!
Old Crank
(4,557 posts)with your background.
I'm still waiting for the final installment. They take an old Mini and keep the body relatively intact and stuff in a Toyota Celicia drive train.
One comment in an issue was. It is amazing how they work them selves out of self imposed problems...
TeamProg
(6,630 posts)Im an LBC fan.
TR6 and MGB GT in my garage.
TeamProg
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