https://gadsden.craigslist.org/cto/d/gadsden-1976-triumph-tr7-victory-model/7171294157.html
as a pre-teen, I thought the ads and the cars were very cool. NMNA
https://gadsden.craigslist.org/cto/d/gadsden-1976-triumph-tr7-victory-model/7171294157.html
as a pre-teen, I thought the ads and the cars were very cool. NMNA
Man, I have always like these things. Between my jr. and sr. year of high school I worked for my brother in laws construction company. A recently graduated architecture student had one and designed a wedge shaped garage to park it in.
Shesh that one is a bit close to home, must resist. I had an '80 anniversary edition TR7 in the early '80's. Wish I would have kept it, along with every other car I've owned.
I always liked the Group 44 version...
The early cars were much less desirable. Labor problems caused piss poor build quality (can I say sabotage?). And they only had the 4speed from the Spitfire.
My first car was a red '76 TR7 Victory Edition.
That car had the best seats / seating position / pedal / shifter / center console layout of any car. EVER !
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