AFAIK, the hyphens were never used to segregate different TR models.
BTW, TR means Triumph Roadster.
Factorywise, they were known as TR2, TR3, 'widemouth' (TR3A) - we
never officially segregated the 3B, this was a US trait, TR4, TR4A,
TR5, TR250, TR6, TR7, TR8.
And what's this about the Triumph sedan? If the semantics are so
critical here, shouldn't we keep to form and call it a Standard Eight
or Ten please, Mr Mace - and nothing else? <g> That's what it was
everywhere else - apart from North America, and let's face it, you
didn't buy it in too much of an abundance anyway. Good heavens, Mr.
Maudslay will be turning in his grave!
Jonmac
MG 4305 DLO 1970 Triumph 2.5PI, TED 152318 1950 Ferguson TED20
"Children in back seats cause accidents. Accidents in back seats cause
children."
IN THE SHADOW OF MY FATHER
http://www.toolbox.ndirect.co.uk/triumphbook
The SLOW progress with 'Canley Girl':
http://www.toolbox.ndirect.co.uk/
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