1970 Triumph TR6 Roadster 50 Miles White

Description

1970 Triumph TR6 Group 44 Racing Tribute finished in White with Red Stripes over a Red Interior. a 302c.i. Ford Crate Engine with Edelbrock Aluminum Heads and Intake. Features on this sensational roadster include; 302c.i. Ford Crate Motor with Edelbrock Aluminum Heads and Intake, Aluminum High Cap Radiator, 1965 C-4 Transmission (all new from front to back), Fan Operated Transmission Cooler, Adjustable Coil-Over Front Suspension, Narrowed 8" Ford Rear Differential with New 3.55 Positraction Gears, Custom-Fabricated Rear Frame... Section, Front and Rear Wilwood Disc Brakes with Electronic Parking Brake, Lokar Shifter, Rosewood Dash, New Wiring for Turn Signals/Brake Lights/Horn, New Upholstery and Carpet, Ford Shelby Alloy Wheels (Real Knock-Offs) with Safety Wire and Hammer. An excellent condition and completely rust-free body with professionally fabricated steel wheel flares and front and rear roll pans. The race-inspired windscreen and de-glassed doors make it a true Roadster. Less than 50 'shake-down' miles since upgrades were installed. As a tribute to racing legend Bob Tullius, founder of Group 44 Racing, this car is professionally fabricated and modified to give credit and pay homage to Bob's National Champion Race Car. Bob Tullius was a legendary driver, race team owner, promoter, and marketing innovator for Triumph. He ran one of the most successful road racing teams from the 1960's up through the 1980's. His racing team earned him the national and international success that helped Bob campaign many cars such as the MGB, Midget, Spitfire, TR3, TR4, TR6, GT6, TR7, TR8, and XKE