Hi Tom,
Welcome to the list and TR ownership!
While lurking you may have noticed this is a pretty opinionated group,
but they have a collective wealth of knowledge that I sure could have
used the first time I restored a TR approx. 25 years ago. Everyone seems
to enjoy their cars and helping each other keep em on the road. Oh, we
see an occasional sidetrack down some interesting threads, but what the
heck.
I gotta be honest, back in 1980 or so I didn't care much for the TR7/8
stlying. But, our club locally has a couple good examples and a couple
showed up at our "fun-course" last week... the styling has really grown
on me through the years and now I really would enjoy owning a "modern"
TR if I had a bit more garage space! I guess the TR7/8 was a bit ahead
of it's time, and I'm a bit behind. Wouldn't know that to look at what I
drive, would you? ;-)
Again, welcome & enjoy.
Alan Myers
San Jose, Calif.
'62 TR4 CT17602L (one car, in pieces, occupying all of a two car garage,
a storage shed and part of a bedroom)
Fox, Thomas wrote:
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> Hello everyone, just wanted to drop a quick note to
> introduce myself.
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> I just purchased a 1979 Triumph TR7
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wanted to introduce myself
> now that I'm an "official" owner.
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> Tom Fox
> 1979 TR7
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MZ
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