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General TR Farewell to Triumphs
- Thread starter Geo Hahn
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The market for restored TRs has really surprised me and the cost of restoring feels like it’s kept pace. The 4a that I sold is now in CA and it didn’t take long for someone to jump on it. > 1966 TRIUMPH TR4A IRS CONVERTIBLE. BRITISH RACING GREEN WITH BLACK LEATHER TRIM. BLACK CLOTH TOP, TOP BOOT. 4-SPEED, 60-SPOKE WIRE WHEELS WITH MICHELIN RADIALS. PERIOD WOOD WHEEL. VERY NICE GROUND UP RESTORATION. BMIHT. SHOWING 41,191 MILES. – Kurt Tanner Motorcars <