Re: its a TR4 in action on utube
Hi guys,
I´m the owner and driver of this yellow bastard. It´s a 1964 TR4 wich I bought 25 years ago from Italy. Originaly it was a white solid axle TR4. The car i bought was a mix of this car with frame and some other parts from a TR4A.
A few months after buying I started a "frame off" restauration. 8 years later I finished. The TR is not original but it´s like I would have done it in the sixtees. So it´s a very special TR4 B ( like bastard ). Here some of the importend work.
Uprated chassis, "MOVIT" brakes which are special build for two friends an me. Engine is 2.3 with 45 Webers, JE Pistons, 300° cam, roller rockers. Power is on the level of a strong going TR6 PI ( 150 HP ).
Overdrive, 3.7 axle with Quaife LSD, uptated coils and shocks, 7" Wofrace aloy´s, aloy fuel tank, STACK speedo, 6 pt. harness and racing bucket seats.
The event where I made the video is a meeting at the "Nuerburgring Nordschleife" better known as the "green heck".
Our "TR-IG-Suedwest" club with more than 600 members rent this track every year for two ours. In the year the video is from we had about 140 guests only wit vintage cars and bikes. The mix with the bikes was very dangerous because the bikers had no mirrors and also no interested tolook behind.......
3 hours after finishing the rebuild of my crashed TR4 - this was the first carefully rollout among a crowd of invited vintage racers.
In the next ours I will upload 3 videos with complete turns of this event.
Called TRaffic 1 - 3. Enjoy it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MstBXHRVyM8
Please note that modern supercars do one turn in 6-7 minutes !
In 2010 our member Christian Marx , driver in the german Triumph Competition made a Video with his raceTR4 and me as co-driver.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2Udnqln1n4&feature=related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dklNGcupPd4&feature=related
Please excuse my English but it´s about 40 years ago I learned in shool
Chris
(from Germany)
At my youtube account you will also find 2 videos from a hillclimb where I live. Carsten Conrads, the owner of "5VC" lend me his great car for this event. Because it was very wet I was very carefully with this historic ralley car.