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I have been reading here for some time and thought it was time to register. Even though there are good forums in Europe, I have already found some valuable information here and hope to be able to contribute a thing or two.
I own a 1970 TR6 which is practically a family member. I've bought it back in 1992, before that it ran in Los Angeles. I bought it as naively as you can in youth (it was a typical dazzler, of course). But now it's an absolutely reliable, long-distance car, with a number of modifications - so not for the originality fanatic. Increased power, long diff., OD retrofitted, heated MX5 seats to name a few.

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Looking forward to the exchange with you folks and of course to the next ride in sunshine.

Cheers
Achim
 
Welcome to the British Car Forum Achim. And…. No front bumper :smile:
Your car looks great.
 
Great looking TR! How'd you first get interested in Triumph cars?

(Is that a Flag of Scotland on the windscreen?)

Welcome to BCF!
Tom M.
 
Thanks a lot for the warm welcome.

Yes, it's a Scottish flag. Such a beautiful country that I would love to discover with the TR (so far only by rental car).

I bought the car when I got my first company car in teh age of 26 and sold my daily driver (a BMW 318i E30 at the time).
I've always wanted a convertible, so I thought it might as well be something old if it's a hobby car. I first thought of an MG B but the straight-6 in the TR6 finally tipped the scales

Cheers
Achim
 
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