Well,
If we are going to argue which series were the most successful (at least in
terms
of sales), lets not forget the lowly Spitfire. The entire series sales were
over
314,000, of which the later models comprised 165,850. But I have no bias, you
see. Or, on second thought, maybe I do!
Joe Curry
Duper Sude wrote:
> Hi all,
> In a message dated 98-01-28 17:09:01 EST, peterz@merak.com writes:
>
> << And that part
> seems to exclude their most successful (in terms of sales anyway) tr
> series cars, the tr6s (oh yeah I am definitely biased).
> >>
> Sorry to tell you, but the TR7, for it's bad reputation and everything, was
> the highest selling TR-series Triumph. It had a production run of, I believe,
> 111,000 cars, where as the TR6 had a production run of 92,000.
>
> Danny Burket 1979 Triumph TR7 Fixed Head Coupe E-Mail: DuperSude@AOL.com
> Website: HTTP://Members.aol.com/DuperSude/index.html
> John Burket 1971 TR6x2 1976 TR6 (possibly for sale contact me for info) 1976
> TR6 1969 GT6+x2
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