angelfj said:
Just two questions:
1. WHY????
2. What percentage of this "vehicle" is actually a "Triumph" ?
Why, many reasons, one reason would be because I always though a AC Cobra would be a cool car, a little british car with a big american V8, but what do they sell for?
I could afford to put together my old TR6.
My old 6 cylinder is pulling around someone's TR6 and my overdrive trans is in another.
My son learned a ton, he even watched as I figured out right triangles so that I could install the lower control arms with extra caster.
How much is still Triumph? The stock front suspension was grafted onto my home built chassis.
The front fenders that weren't good enough for a club member's TR6 were used. Two front fenders with the bottoms rusted off were cut up to make the 8" long extensions in the doors.
I did gut my orignal doors and cut them up but they weren't all that nice.
I welded in all the pin holes in the swap meet front valance.
The dash section is Triumph as is the gas and brake box.
Most of the sheet metal behind the doors is also Triumph.
Why did I post the link on the Triumph section? Mostly because I am proud of my creation. I drove this car many miles as a stock TR6, and I love these cars. Its still a Triumph to me.
I am glad other's preserve these cars and I wouldn't have cut up a nice car.
Oh and the biggest reason, want to go for a ride?