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1979 Triumph TR7Review
Tr7 Convertible — Light car, snappy performance, unique styling, great fuel mileage I use premium fuel in my convertible. Car is very roomy for two, mine is the DHC (convertible) and is great fun in the summer in Wisconsin. Great investment NADA value has gine up each year of the 5 years I have owned mine. Pros: FUN FUN FUN Cons: Small oil leaks, hey it's British Looking for a Used TR7 in your area?CarGurus has 6 nationwide TR7 listings and the tools to find you a great deal. |
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1979 Triumph TR7Review
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1979 Triumph TR7Review
It's A Triumph... — ...when everything works. But it's a fun little car! Lucas electrics that work when you don't need them to. Carburetors that you have to maintain every time it rains. Or every time it snows. Or every time it Thursdays. But it has a limited slip rear end, and once you get things taped together it goes well until something comes unglued. You have to love british cars to even tolerate owning a TR7. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: It's unique! Cons: Lucas electrics, Zenith carbs |
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