Customer Review: This book is good for a highly experienced
restorer who has a TR4 in very poor condition and needs to do a lot of
rust repair. It is not for your average hobby restorer, or anyone doing
a restoration on a solid car. It provides absolutely no information on
finish work and original TR4 details. I... more
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Customer Review: With an original service manual,
original parts manual, and this book you have a good foundation for the
knowledge needed to restore a triumph. This book has a lot of detailed
photos on what a finished TR should look like. I am using it to restore
my 1962 TR4.
Customer Review: The best. Anyone who owns a Triumph
TR4 or 4A should be required to own one of these manuals. I am restoring
a TR4 and this manual is a goldmine of information. Just the right amount
of detail for minor repairs or major restorations. Buy this manual, an
original TR4 Parts manual, and Piggot's book... more
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Customer Review: This book is not very user friendly
- the pictures are dark and/or blurry and font on the text is too small.
Another infuriating thing is that the mechanical pictures are always a
few pages away from the text that describes them forcing you to flip back
and forth when reading. I like to take... more
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Triumph
TRs Graham Robson
The story of some of the most successful British sports cars and how
Standard-Triumph began nearly 30 years of success with their TR2 in 1953.
From the origins of the Triumph marque through to the final TR8 model of
1981, all models are covered as well as lesser-known prototypes.
Paperback - 192 pages (28 October, 1996)
The Crowood Press; ISBN: 1861260148
