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"jplace"
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 posted Wed 21st Dec 2005

I have seen several pictures of TR6s with split front bumpers, but I can't find any parts books showing this arrange either in the UK or US. Are these just cut bumpers or is there such a thing in OEM or aftermarket?
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"Jason"
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 posted Tue 27th Dec 2005 reply 1 of 4

What do you mean by "split"? Do you mean quarter bumpers or something else?

Jason
Reading, Berkshire

TR6, very yellow. Overdrive run in and running well. 

Still looking for a really good Vitesse convertible - modified is fine :-)

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"timbancroft61"
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 		posted Tue 27th Dec 2005 reply 2 of 4

I think people split bumpers manually, maybe to aid airflow?

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1970 GT6 Mk.2: Royal Blue 6 RBRRs (98, 00,02,04,06 & 10, one failure 14), 2 10CRs (03 & 07). 2 HCRs 1 LCC, lots of Autosolos and numerous track days. Bought in 1983, crikey where did the time go! Lots of modifications, now fitted with a revvy 2000cc engine and she is going very well. GT6 are fantastic little cars that are very under-rated, mainly by people who have not driven one, its slow in and fast out!

1969 2.5Pi Mk.1: Slate Grey 4 10CRs (05, 09, 15 & 17), 4 RBRRs (08, 12, 16 and 187), 3 HCRs, 2 LCCs. A few alloy panels, does need the pi kit fitting. Bought April '04. Needs paint! Just fitted some new 7J Minilites-not copies! The car goes like a train on SUs, so why change! The car just sits and waits and waits and when needed is brilliant fun to drive. Triumph's best design? Impending engine and body work this (2019) Autumn and Winter.

1967 Spitfire mk2: Wedgewood Blue. Bought November 2010. Almost seems civilised. Car has done a RBRR (Dave Picton 2010). Back on the road since March 2017. Raw little car, but fun. Has lots of modifications, nothing too outlandish!

1970 TR6 Maroon. Bought May 2018. Since pruchase: Full suspension re-build, new clutch and propshaft plus re-built driveshafts. Goes well. Blimey, lots more done now, gearbox replaced (Canley Classics unit), 7J black minilites c/w Uniroyal tyres (Crikey, un-stickable), Revington's Targa springs. Now needs some engine work and some brakes. Otherwise, well on its way to becoming a Club Triumph type car, i.e. one that is actually used!

Previously owned:

Triumph Dolomite Sprint (Now owned by Paul Hughes)

Herald 1200 Coupe on mk2 chassis (Now owned by Jess Cook and being properly used)

Vitesse mk2 Conv: Sold in 1983, still on the road!

Various Citroens and Pugs

DD: Focus ST Diesel...torquey!
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"James"
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 posted Tue 27th Dec 2005 reply 3 of 4

Like this? - however I don't know the answer!

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"jplace"
posts: 7
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 posted Fri 30th Dec 2005 reply 4 of 4

Yeah Dats it
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