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Nice Triumph TR6 for sale in Connecticut
A really nice driver. It starts rught up. I've dri en it and it rides and handles as well as a TR6.
Details and pictures over on this thread. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/general-car-truck-questions-discussion/1139566-nice-triumph-tr6-sale-ct.html#post11992977 |
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Nice Triumph TR6 for sale in CT
Nice looking car. I had a 69 and a 75 but being 6’4”, I barely fit in them back then. No way that’s happening now. Tell your friend, GLWS. Last edited by A930Rocket; 05-07-2023 at 03:27 PM.. |
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