TR6 content but it is a stretch!

I'd try to figure out the image posting thing but some just may not want to be exposed to this.

A very different TR6 listed in MI

http://www.northamericanclassics.com/1971_Triumph_TR6_Redford_MI_258801761.veh

at a loss for words

For those who think an Excalibur is too restrained......

I can't say as the stretch was poorly executed, but seriously, as if the TR6 was not flexible enough already.

Well. Mom always said if I can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all, so....It would be easier to change the clutch in that one than in a stock unit.

There is an ass for every chair. That one wouldn't fit mine, I fear.

Hotlinked so you don't have to click a link to be horrified:

Somebody liked it enough to build it.

I'm not sure anyone else will want it though.

Does appear to be well done.

That poor car. I want to buy it and put it out of it's misery. But not for $16k.

I have to agree with streetwiseguy.... changing the clutch appears significantly easier.

Cruella Deville's TR6?

There's a four door four seater TR6 around here that I occasionally see st shows. So well done I didn't even realize what I was looking at the first time I saw it.

foxtrapper wrote: There's a four door four seater TR6 around here that I occasionally see st shows. So well done I didn't even realize what I was looking at the first time I saw it.

That's probably Len Renkenberger's car. He built a stretched TR6 for his grandchildren. My brother and I were at the 1990 6-Pack Trials where he revealed it. That was a nicely done job.