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After a wait of nearly 50 years I have finally bought my first British Classic a 1973 Triumph Tr6. As a small boy growing up in in Zambia i would watch my neighbours morning battle to start his Tr6 and have loved and wanted one ever since. I am still to find out a little more history of the car, it is the Left hand drive American model and am yet to make the decision whether I convert to RHD or not. For now its been cleaned and parked in the garage until after the Christmas season.
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Welcome to BCF! You shouldn't have any trouble finding parts as long as you have internet and don't mind paying shipping costs.
Look here for parts:
rimmerbros.com
I ordered most of my parts for my TR3 from these guys and the delivery was good to the USA.
Jerry
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Hi Swazi and welcome to the British Car Forum. You have good taste in Triumphs... I also own a 1973 TR6 and once it's sorted out it's a real fun car! You live in a beautiful part of the world. I have good friends in Mpumalanga and I have been to Nelspruit to visit.
As others have mentioned, check out Rimmer Brothers in the UK as a parts supplier.
Be sure to check into the Triumph section of the forum anytime you need help.
As others have mentioned, check out Rimmer Brothers in the UK as a parts supplier.
Be sure to check into the Triumph section of the forum anytime you need help.