1993 Triumph Tr7 -anyone?

[Stan Part]

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Read and then discuss.

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[algtj]

Don't know much about these really......<br>
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Why/how would you get an age related plate? As this surely would detract from the car being so unique?<br>
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TR8 Steering wheel?

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[Carsreunited]

Exactly. An L reg TR7 would turn a few heads even of the people who don't like them.<br>
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Nice story.<br>
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[alun n]

Our local Lex dealership had a similar story; I worked there for a short while after I finished university for the second time for a while (prime motive; get the Churchill tools, but failed) had an MGB roadster (chrome bumper) that had stayed in its wax under a cover and was then registered on a 'D' plate.<br>
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Can't see them doing it with anything these days somehow...

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[dollysteve]

I can`t understand why he has put an age related plate on it, at first glimpse it`s just another tidy TR7, the one thing that would make it interesting is the L reg number plate, that alone would make it worth more.

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[1300dolly]

wouldn't want to get in that car with a hangover.<br>
what were triumph thinking off when they designed the tr7s interiors??<br>
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I would have left the L plate on.<br>
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J.

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