Wanted to buy a clean low miles TR6 in 1980 for $2,000, but my husband did not like the car. I still regret not buying the car, and husband turned out to be not worth keeping.
Hallo, wieder mal ein tolles Video über den TR6😀👍 Ich habe meinen TR 6 PI bereits 50 Jahre und "alte Liebe rostet nicht"..; ich fahre ihn immer noch mit Begeisterung und einem Grinsen im Gesicht. Viele TR-Grüße Manfred
Reason number 11 to by a TR6. Because it would look great sat between my MGBGT and MG Midget and I quite like the idea of having a foot in both camps 👍
Love my TR6, drive it more than any other classic in my small collection, around 3k miles a year. Perfect on the Dorset lanes. Proper British Sports car.
Just one error, the straight six engine wasn't developed from a tractor engine, that engine was the big 4 cylinder engine that started in the TR2 and ended in the TR4A. This engine was developed from a Ferguson tractor engine. The straight six first appeared briefly in the Standard Vanguard Six, then in the Triumph Vitesse, originally at only 1600cc, but finally in 2litre form in the Vitesse 2litre, Triumph 2000 series, and the GT6.Its origin was in the 4 cylinder , OHV engine designed in the 1940's for the Standard 8 and 10 small saloons introduced in the early 50's in 803 and 948cc's respectively. These cars were replaced by the Triumph Herald through the 1960's with capacity increases from 948 via 1200,1300 and finally 1500cc's, with a debut in the Spitfire introduced about 1964. In a strange twist, it also ended up powering the last MG Midget series in 1500cc form. Essentially the 6 cylinder engine was one and a half of the 4 cylinder one....look at the block and head castings and that stretched rocker cover pressing, and the position and mountings of the ancillaries were virtually interchangeable. Internally, it evolved via different bores and strokes into the final 2500cc engine,that appeared first in the short lived TR5, then into the TR6. About the same time, it was introduced into the successful 2000 Mk.2 saloon body, becoming the Triumph 2.5PI. I've had cars with all variants of these Standard-Triumph engines over the decades and the sixes were always sweet, free revving engines, and very easy to work on too.
well you are the Joker ok as per your reg. problem is if you release a video...10 reasons not to buy a TR6 you are telling people not to buy a TR6...and any car lover knows the fixes and accepts them and wants to keep them on the road to interest of classic cars...so your now changing your direction which is good with a balanced video which is more around identifying issues.....remember nobody ever said it had no issues but we all know they are still worth buying. Hope you can understand where i am coming from. yours is a lovely one exactly the same as mine right down to the colour :)...great taste
As to the parts suppliers.. "you pay for what you get". I disagree. You often get poor quality at high prices. One very well known company, who has headquarters in the USA west and east as well as England, is famous for this. And to that add nearly non existent "customer service". I know very little about the Brit based suppliers. I'll stand my ground on not liking the Triumph TR6 as much as other Brit cars. This based on first hand experience working on them. I do not care for the ride, the handling, or the cramped cockpit spacing. They are industrial compared to other marques. They do have looks and the sound , but that is not enough to make a sale. Thanks for the video, well done.
Wanted to buy a clean low miles TR6 in 1980 for $2,000, but my husband did not like the car. I still regret not buying the car, and husband turned out to be not worth keeping.
That’s a shame. Thanks for watching
My TR6 PI has survived to marriages…
As an owner of a "6" for 38 years, I can attest to these points. I'm as big or bigger fan of the car today as I was the first day I bought it.
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Hallo, wieder mal ein tolles Video über den TR6😀👍
Ich habe meinen TR 6 PI bereits 50 Jahre und "alte Liebe rostet nicht"..; ich fahre ihn immer noch mit Begeisterung und einem
Grinsen im Gesicht.
Viele TR-Grüße
Manfred
Klingt ausgezeichnet, Manfred. Ich freue mich, dass Ihnen das Auto gefällt und danke fürs Zuschauen. Ich hoffe, dass Ihnen die Videos gefallen
I'm on my 4th TR6, and I love it, but it's a 1976, 48 years old, and always needs something...
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Reason number 11 to by a TR6. Because it would look great sat between my MGBGT and MG Midget and I quite like the idea of having a foot in both camps 👍
thanks for watching. Dont forget to check out the sister video
Love my TR6, drive it more than any other classic in my small collection, around 3k miles a year. Perfect on the Dorset lanes. Proper British Sports car.
Nice! Thanks for watching
Just one error, the straight six engine wasn't developed from a tractor engine, that engine was the big 4 cylinder engine that started in the TR2 and ended in the TR4A. This engine was developed from a Ferguson tractor engine. The straight six first appeared briefly in the Standard Vanguard Six, then in the Triumph Vitesse, originally at only 1600cc, but finally in 2litre form in the Vitesse 2litre, Triumph 2000 series, and the GT6.Its origin was in the 4 cylinder , OHV engine designed in the 1940's for the Standard 8 and 10 small saloons introduced in the early 50's in 803 and 948cc's respectively. These cars were replaced by the Triumph Herald through the 1960's with capacity increases from 948 via 1200,1300 and finally 1500cc's, with a debut in the Spitfire introduced about 1964. In a strange twist, it also ended up powering the last MG Midget series in 1500cc form. Essentially the 6 cylinder engine was one and a half of the 4 cylinder one....look at the block and head castings and that stretched rocker cover pressing, and the position and mountings of the ancillaries were virtually interchangeable. Internally, it evolved via different bores and strokes into the final 2500cc engine,that appeared first in the short lived TR5, then into the TR6. About the same time, it was introduced into the successful 2000 Mk.2 saloon body, becoming the Triumph 2.5PI. I've had cars with all variants of these Standard-Triumph engines over the decades and the sixes were always sweet, free revving engines, and very easy to work on too.
Thanks for watching 👍
Reason to buy in a nutshell; driving experience and styling!
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I'm surprised you didn't mention the handsome good looks!
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OMG. The sound. I loved it at the time, but I'd forgotten just how it sounded over the past 50 years. Once more, thank you!
The sound is good!!!
A great informative video doing justice to a great British Sports Car!
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I’m going to look at one tomorrow.
Great vid btw.
Good luck with the viewing. thanks for watching. Dont forget to check out the sister video
I’ve just bought a white N reg myself but I must ask what seats those are in your car, they look very comfortable and great looking too.
They are MX5 seats recovered in a older classic style. Check out TR trader site . Thanks for watching
Yes
YES
Great vid as always. I'll be checking the next one out soon. No doubt the pros/cons will be well balanced. Love the exhaust cam!
thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching
I love this car. Thank you for the info.
thanks for watching
well you are the Joker ok as per your reg. problem is if you release a video...10 reasons not to buy a TR6 you are telling people not to buy a TR6...and any car lover knows the fixes and accepts them and wants to keep them on the road to interest of classic cars...so your now changing your direction which is good with a balanced video which is more around identifying issues.....remember nobody ever said it had no issues but we all know they are still worth buying. Hope you can understand where i am coming from. yours is a lovely one exactly the same as mine right down to the colour :)...great taste
Simply coming at it from another angle unlike every other predictable car review you tube video. Thanks for watching and the feedback
Simply coming at it from another angle unlike every other predictable car review you tube video. Thanks for watching and the feedback
Your car sounds very nice. What make exhaust does it have and is it stainless?
Not sure of the make. It’s a standard exhaust system in stainless steel 👍
Where would one search to purchase one?
have a look online. lots of options and private sellers
I understand, I was thinking if there was a specific site that would be preferred over random searches on line. Thank you.
The sound says ' fun to drive '.
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As to the parts suppliers.. "you pay for what you get". I disagree. You often get poor quality at high prices.
One very well known company, who has headquarters in the USA west and east as well as England, is famous for this.
And to that add nearly non existent "customer service".
I know very little about the Brit based suppliers.
I'll stand my ground on not liking the Triumph TR6 as much as other Brit cars. This based on first hand experience working on them.
I do not care for the ride, the handling, or the cramped cockpit spacing. They are industrial compared to other marques.
They do have looks and the sound , but that is not enough to make a sale.
Thanks for the video, well done.
Thanks for watching
Reason number 1: it’s a chick magnet.
Love it 😊