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Hey, I'm considering purchasing a TR-6. I joined to do some research to see if this is a good fit. Let me know if there's anything I gotta be aware of before diving in. Thanks!
 
All,

I recently joined this forum, therefor this shortintroduction.

i have a Triumph TR6 from 1971.

I drive together with my wife international historic rally's suchas the Tulip rally and SLS rally.

This means unfortunately that the car is taking a severpounding. This means a lot of work each time to get the car back in shape. I’msure that this forum will help me with the restauration work that is requiredafter every rally.

Frank

 
Hello Frank and Viktor

You will find the Triumph section very active and you are sure to get plenty of tips help and advice there for your TR6 questions.

Post some photos of the TR6 on one of these rallys.

David
 
Welcome to both of your Frank and Viktor! Glad to have you aboard and hope you enjoy your time on British car forum!
 
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