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This site is intended to provide information about restoration of my Triumph TR7's and other interests, I currently own 2 TR7's 1 DHC, 1 FHC Manual, all of the 2 Litre variety.
On the left my Persian Aqua Triumph TR7 2.0 Ltr FHC - The Result of a 1 year long Restoration and on the right my Cashmere Gold Triumph TR7 2.0 Ltr DHC - The Result of a 2 1/2 year long restoration. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ All Season Motoring, Rain or Shine, my car is used all year, not exactly a daily driver but I do like to use it during the week on my drive to work, etc.
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My interest with Triumph TR7's began in 1976 when I was a motor rally fan. I attended the RAC Rally in Yorkshire, one stage I watched was held at Harewood House, near Leeds on the Hill Climb course. A new car to the rally was the British Leyland Triumph TR7 driven by Tony Pond, which stood out from the usual procession of Mk11 Escorts, in white and blue the car looked futuristic and spectacular, this car had the Dolomite Sprint 16 Valve 2 Litre Engine and from the outset seemed well matched to the Escorts. I followed rallying for years, always supporting the TR7 V8 of the much under estimated Tony Pond. To see the rally history of the TR7 click on the link TR7 Rally History Unfortunately, I could not own a TR7 at the time, as a new car was out of my reach. The nearest I ever got was a clapped out Mimosa Yellow Dolly Sprint, with a warped head that liked to mix oil and water. Engine bay of the DHC, well worth the effort. If you found this site interesting please leave feedback in my Guestbook, click on the following link:- Guestbook or contact me at feedback@andys-tr7.co.uk | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||