On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, Brendan Barrans wrote:
> Spitfire. Anyway, upon seeking more info, we happened to stumble upon some
> MG pictures and sites and noticed that some of the MG's have steering wheels
> on right and some on the left, but we were just wondering, and I thought
> not, but do any Triumphs have the steering wheels on the right?
Lots of them do, a few are here in North America but the majority are
located in places where they drive on the left- ie the UK, Australia, etc.
Suggest you go back out to the net and find some more pics! There's gotta
be one of a RHD (right-hand-drive) TR6!
A good starting point is http://www.tr6.org/ , also give a surf to
http://www.vtr.org/ , both are very Triumph oriented.
> back in Washington within a few days and had to be able to drive it back. We
> are planning to start in a few weeks and do a complete rebuild. And I can't
> but barely control myself until the day I get to drive it! It is also my
> first car.
You'll probably be doing what I was doing last year 'round this time-
sitting on the seat with the steering wheel in my hands, making 'vroom
vroom' noises... of course, the seat & steering wheel (and gauges,
shifter, etc) were in the basement... and the car was in the back yard...
However, I must admit it was well worth the effort.
-Malcolm ('62 TR4, undergoing rust repair, again)
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