• From: Queens, NY
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Topic: 79' Triumph TR7

Saw this car on the streets of Brooklyn, NY. Thought someone might be interested over here
https://photos.app.goo.gl/gqETqKkQgenPcB14A

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This car....Is said to have a will of it's Own. Twisting its own body in rage...It accelerates on.
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  • From: Chicago-ish
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Re: 79' Triumph TR7

Graphics are A+ work.

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  • From: Tustin, CA
  • Registered: 2010-12-30
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Re: 79' Triumph TR7

therood wrote:

Graphics are A+ work.

Those are actually factory graphics.  The TR7 Spider Special Edition was a thing.  They were all convertibles, were all black with the red stripes/graphics and allow wheels (missing here).  All the CA ones had EFI.  More TR7s were built than any other Triumph model.  I suspect it may also have the worst survival percentage.

1990 RX7 "Mazdarita"  1964 Sunbeam Imp (IOE 2013 Sears Pointless) 2002 Jaguar x-type (Winner C-Class 2021 Sears Pointless)
Gone bye-bye
1994 Jaguar XJ12 (Winner C-Class 2013 Sears Pointless)  1980 Rover SD1 (I Got Screwed 2014 Return of Lemonites)