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Me either, looks like the Le Mans version.
I know I'm not spelling it right but best I can do this morning.
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The badge says GT6+. What's the "plus" for?It is a GT6 (also there is a GT6 badge on the bonnet)non standard paint though
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The 69-70 GT6 with "benefits" -
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"The Triumph GT6+ is the American market version of the Triumph GT6 Mk II, a 1969-70 model known for its significantly improved rear suspension that solved the handling problems of the original GT6. It features a powerful 2-liter straight-six engine and a stylish Michelotti-designed coupe body."
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Thanks. The URL works if you remove the trailing quote.
