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1980 Triumph TR7 Review
1980 Triumph TR7
Triumph
TR7
1980
hotrodlr writes:
Differant — Geared to low.. Fun to drive as long as you stay off the interstate highways. I really need to install a overdrive transmission or high speed rear end or both. Always attracts attention wherever you go. Convertible top is getting a little ragged, but I always have the top down anyway. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: Attracts attention wherever you drive it. Cons: Crack in fiberglass on front bumper, speedometer quit working, geared to low for high speed driving. |
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1980 Triumph TR7 Review
1980 Triumph TR7
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TR7
1980
Steve writes:
I'd Drive Another One If I Found A Clean One Locally And Had A Few Dollars To Spend! — This was a great little car, I bought it in Florida while in the service in the late 80's. For all the rumors of unreliability, I had surprisingly little trouble with it! It was my daily driver for at least 2 years in Florida and was a fun summer car once I moved back to Ohio! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: Fun, inexpensive classic sports car. Cons: Not high performance by todays standards, not much aftermarket support. |
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1980 Triumph TR7 Review
1980 Triumph TR7
Triumph
TR7
1980
Matthew writes:
Little Boys Still Say "corr...nice Car" — Like Mar-mite you either love it or hate it. They are not that common now as most of the rotten ones have been crushed. Great, cheap open top motoring and a little piece of England's now defunct motor industry.
Pros:
Great round the corners. Comfortable on long trips with good seats. Cons: Not that powerful. Leaks. |
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1981 Triumph TR7 Reviews
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1979 Triumph TR7 Reviews
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1978 Triumph TR7 Reviews
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1977 Triumph TR7 Reviews
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1976 Triumph TR7 Reviews
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