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Low Mileage Originals are Hot

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You can restore them over and over but they are only original once. My '64 was very original and somewhat low mileage (54K) when I got it. Fortunately not so perfect or low miles that I hesitated driving it.

Beautiful TR6. The new owner faces a dilemma -- whether to drive or not -- unless he is a dealer (might be from that eBay ID though he has (0) feedback which is interesting).

Personally, my interest is driving first and foremost. That is after all what they are built to do.
 
I saw that and wondered a little bit about the car. I noticed that it was missing it's British Leyland badges from both front fenders? Could those fenders have been repainted? It was also was missing the Triumph badge which normally was located over the right turn signal (although I'm not sure if it was still used in the later cars).

Anyone else notice anything?
 
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