Today’s post shows six or one half of the other grouping of Triumph TR6’s gathered over at my friend Al’s shop. You see, Al just got his business license for his TR6 restoration garage. While bowtie6 did not come from Al’s shop, it was invited to take part in this impromptu car show of sorts.
The Sapphire Blue TR6 in the picture above belongs to Al and the car has been meticulously restored. It is for sale too!
And finally… A special TR6 being restored at Al’s shop: This is my friend Mike’s TR6 being painted Valencia Blue – a Triumph TR250 only factory color – and it looks stunning on a TR6. This was not a factory option on TR6’s, however I have a feeling it will be a big hit once she is all back together. I’ll have a full write-up in a not too distant future when restoration is complete.
And finally, one more shot of Al’s white TR6…
Update:
Please click the “Replies” link under the heading of this post. My friend Mike has asked a question open to all those who read this post. Perhaps we could get your opinions? Thanks!
Nice, nice, nice! X2!
Joe, thanks for showing my Valencia Blue TR6 in progress. Actually, one TR6 did leave the factory painted in Valencia Blue. The car was sold to a gentleman in the South of France where it remains to this day.
Thank you very much Mike! I was not aware of the Valencia Blue TR6 in France. I am really looking forward to seeing yours all back together and on the road. I’m sure there will be quite an interest in it!
Thanks Joe. Now the question of red lines or not? Tan or Black top? maybe some of your followers can help. Thanks again for bringing the infamous Bowtie6 by for Al’s photo shoot. Always good to see it and you
Well – hopefully there will be some folks posting replies. With a little luck we might get some opinions!
Red Lines yes, tan top is my vote. It is going to be stunning!
Thanks for your comment!