A.J. Hankens wrote :
>I have 76 TR6 after replacing the fuel pump with a electric it runs great.I
>may replace the carpet later but thats about it.I told my wife I was
>thinking about looking for a parts car,to put up on blocks for down the
>road,I plan on keeping this car for a long time,I guess what I'm asking
>what is what kind of price range,I looked at 74 for $1600 it ran but needs
>,int, body work,carbs.After I got home I realized I love triumphs that I
>would have fixed it up,I could not have set it up on blocks,it have been a
>waste of a great car,maybe I'm going about this wrong I'll tell her its a
>parts car and fix it up anyway! A.J.Hankins TR6 that runs
>great
>
..and if you are asking what price range to expect for a parts car,
there was a '69 sold recently in my neighborhood north of Dayton,
Ohio, for $350. that was more or less complete, but very rusty and
generally dilapidated. If I had a TR-6, I would have jumped on
that one, at that price. This is about as cheap as I would expect
to find a complete car these days.
Many more 2-cent data points available, inquire.
Tom Tweed
SW Ohio
'72 TRident 750cc basket case
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