tr7triumph.com

The local Triumph Sports Owners Association (TSOA NSW) newsletter alerted me to a an online database of "<i>old racing photographs</i>", http://www.autopics.com.au.

I went to one of the TR7 Pro events and blame this activity for my wedge addiction.

Enjoy:




Owen

Owen,

Thanks for the great pics! Just seeing 6 TR7s together is a great treat, not to mention actual racing!! I love that <i>88</i> car!

Have fun, drive fast & safe, be kewl,

jclay

<b>These do sure look nice, the first one is the best I think.

Nice to see so many about in Aus as i will be coming over next year and I will be bringing my girl with me. Lol hope to have all the work done on here before though.

Owen, what is the wedge scene like in Aus, parts and popularity?

Cheers, Phil</b>

Some great photo's Owen.No.88 that jclay metions is proof that you
can anything to a wedge's styling - chopped roof,big arches.I really
like it's front spoiler.I wish i could get sponsored by Bulmers
'Strongbow' cider,drunk enough of it over the years!(does Phil wanna
be sponsored by Playboy?hmmmmm!)

See ya. Paul

<b>Only if I can have the magazine delivered every month to my door lol.</b>

Stuff the magazine, I want the playgirl of the month, deliverd to my
door, every month.

Good find Owen.

Hasbeen

Are any of these pics from the PRO-CAR Series?

We have a few TR7s racing in NZ. Mostly amateur & (like me) sub-amateur. This years Triumphs at Taupo had 5 TR7s - only 1 was a 2 Litre. I only mention it because mine was the fastest Shameless self promotion - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiohlFcaF5o .

Also at Taupo at the Easter meeting was this proper 400BHP racing TR7.


Which is for sale:
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 611212.htm

$NZ30,000 is a mere $US23,000 or GBP11,500.

<b>Peter that sure looks a nice car, good one on being the fastest.</b>