Brosky said:It was originally designed with black to make the car appear to be wider. Look from the rear at a non black versus a black parked side by side and you'll see the illusion.
Brosky said:It was originally designed with black to make the car appear to be wider. Look from the rear at a non black versus a black parked side by side and you'll see the illusion.
Given all the other mistakes made at one time or another by factory workers, I feel confident there was at least one TR6 that escaped without the blackout treatment.jjbunn said:Were all TR6 rear panels painted black
TR3driver said:Given all the other mistakes made at one time or another by factory workers, I feel confident there was at least one TR6 that escaped without the blackout treatment.jjbunn said:Were all TR6 rear panels painted black
John Macartney, who worked as a Triumph salesman for many years, once told me of a car where the factory had put steel wheels on one side, wire wheels on the other, and one of each in the boot !