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Welcome to the forum George! TR6 is a great little car! I suggest you also post your question in the Triumph forum, maybe with a bit of detail about the car in question (condition, milage, etc)

Basil
 
Oh, and what should I expect for that year and that amount of money? POSITIVES: Car has new paint (looks great), very good tires, nice top and interior except for vinyl dash, very clean engine and all the original chrome bumpers, mirrors, headlight rims, gas cap, and wheel rings. NEGATIVES: Frame and drivers side floor have been patched, and there has been some body work down low in two or three spots.
 
Hi There George;

As both Dave & Basil mention; Introduce yourself in the Triumph Section & I`m certain you`ll get all the help you need: /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grouphug.gif

Personally; I had a `72 TR6 not that long ago (Sweet So. CA car): Where in PA do you live & Where in PA (I`m guessing) do you plan to buy the TR?

See Ya All in the "Triumph Forum";

Regards, Russ /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/banana.gif
 
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