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Not long ago, I was racing at one of my favorite events, the HSR Savannah weekend, when a guy walked up to my pit area. He was obviously attracted by my TR3, and after looking the car over for a minute, he told me that back in the mid-’60s he crewed for a car that looked just like mine. When he told me that the car belonged to John Taylor, my heart skipped a beat. I quickly told him that this was, in fact, the very same car.
Story and Photos By Carl Heideman With Jaguar E-type and Big Healey prices setting records, many of the industry’s speculators, waxers and poseurs have named the Triumph TR6 as the next six-cylinder British sports car to buy. They recommend jumping on these machines right now as their prices are bound to skyrocket. It turns out they’ve got it right, but for the wrong reason. From the way we see things, it’s all about performance potential, not capital appreciation.
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