1 own and luv a red 2.5pi 1972 tr6 cant wait to go out for my next drive

my little red rooster 150 bhp owned thirty two years should have been named when new TRR TRIUMPH road rocket

owned one for over 6 years still love it bits . A car to put a grin on your face !

have owned two one brand new just purchased 2nd and loving it all over again

So much better than the competition and such good value for the money. Performance is wonderful and compared to new cars you feel you are going so much faster than you really are. However be prepared to have to concentrate hard on driving - handling is heavy and requires real strength at times and parking and manouvring can require real effort - reminds me of parking my Land Rover when the power assistance packed in. Take professional advice when chooosing new tyres because if you get it wrong ( or acquire a car with the wrong tyres ) your enjoyment could be impaired.Performance is not matched by handling but if you want an easy ride buy something different. It is a bit of a challence but all the better for that - it is a true English sportscar not a grand tourer.

We bought a 1976 TR6 ..British Green and it is a rela pleasure to put the top down and enjoy driving for what it was meant to be. It get lots of ADMIRING LOOKS. We will cruise up to the local Sonic for burgers tonight.

what a car it has the grin factor .......i just look at it and grin and everybody looking at my beast grins as they chat. certainly no road rage when out in tr from anyone.

currently restoring 1970 tr i have always loved this car

I've had my red 1971 TR6 for 15 years. I bought it for £5000 then. The pevious owner had receipts and invoices for £17000 for the cost of a restoration never mind what the car had originally cost him. Told that the car is worth £12k or so now. Thats the economics of restoration. Just as well I'm very fond of it.