Triumph great picture thread (all types)

[GTRene]

came across some nice Thriumph Spitfire k4? car with lovely hardtop and thought, why not a Thriumph thread with great Thriumph pictures, all types welcome.

normaly I'm not so into Thriumph but this one and in this combo is just lovely me thinks.













http://www.martinaveyard.com/?p=338

[grahamtr7]

Not sure if it qualifies as a 'great picture' but here's mine (a 1982 TR7)



Graham

[Fazt]

that Spitfire looks amazing, would have been nice to get some pics of under the bonnet

[GTRene]

great colour on that TR7, looks like new.


here some TR8

[Yertis]

I think the TR7/8 convertible design has aged very well.

[//j17]

Prefer the coupe myself. One thing I can never understand is why

"The TR7 looks crap and outdated with it's 70's wedge styling"


but

"The Lancia Stratos looks amazing... with very similar 70's wedge styling"

[GTRene]

I prefer coupe's as well, although on some very rare sunny days a targa or cabrio is also a joy, but coupe's mostly have better lines, more rigid, no extra noises or leakings etc ;-)

[GTRene]

[vitessesteve]

This is my new toy a TR7 Sprint DHC.

[miniman]

2009 by binaryimage, on Flickr

[john 215]

Hi,

My two TR 7's





4.6 DHC

And

P reg standard FHC






A car from both ends of the production run !



Cheers John

[Aar0sc]

I was going to the same place as John 215 on new year's day... but...

[dycecooper]

Ken Wood in his home built Dolomite

[dycecooper]

My TR7V8

[GTRene]

[dinkel]

[krusty]

[911 Turbo LE]

You did say Triumph all types.. One of my old Bonnies

[GTRene]

good one, they are welcome too, pretty rare those days those Triumph motorbikes.



came across this, some historie ;-) Triumph 1800 Roadster 1948

and this lovely Triumph Italia.

[GTRene]

a few more about that lovely Triumph Italia
very nice car, does reminds me a bit of some other cars (Italian) from those days.























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