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In case you Triumph fans missed it, look at ebay item #4523731355
Looks to me like a fair price for car and extra running gear, or have I been too mesmorized by the grace and flowing lines of my SP250. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/lol.gif
This 71 whatever he wants to call it has the bumper overriders that I don't think were standard until 73? Maybe this is one example of an "original panel repair, restored to NEAR original condition". I wouldn't touch this one without a very close inspection. I bought my 75 TR6 on Ebay and got very lucky as it was very close to as advertised. If this one has a factory hardtop in good condition the seller certainly has a low reserve.
I emailed the seller as well, finally got a response today:
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The picture on the ad I am finding out is not an actual photo... surprise to me... I am selling this for someone else... the car for sale IS a MK4 Spitfire that looks almost identicle to this one....no other photos available.... car has been sold... thank you for your inquiry.
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