[TR] use of overdrive
Foster, Stan (HP IT)
stan.foster at hp.com
Wed Aug 25 13:13:25 MDT 2010
Very few TR6's came to the US with Overdrive which is borderline criminal as
far as I am concerned but I have seen this decision rationalized as reducing
the cost of the base model and also because at the time there was a 55mph
speed limit so why would anyone need an overdrive... In contrast you would
have to work pretty hard to find a PI car that didn't have overdrive from the
factory.
Stan (74 TR6 with retrofitted J-Type, thank you John Esposito)
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Subject: Re: [TR] use of overdrive
... Which brings me to ask a question: Why did any fool buy a new Triumph
w/o OD? They were like an $85.00 option. What a shame they were not all
built with OD.
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