Complete Original Triumph Tr6 Tr-6 Rear Valence Panel Assembly For Restoration on 2040-parts.com
Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
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Offered for
your consideration is an original equipment rear valence panel assembly for the
Triumph TR6. This assembly is the later-style
three-panel assembly, with an upper inner and lower inner panel added to the
outer rear valence for the later TR6 models.
This rear valence assembly was salvaged from a 1975 donor car. There is some rust in all the usual places --
and some rust-through. There is some bondo plastic filler in the lower section of the outer valence panel near the bumper mount holes. Admittedly, it
looks fairly gnarly, but considering the current catalog price in Moss Motors
is $1,120 for the three panels -- perhaps restoring this rear valence assembly is a more
cost-effective option than buying new replacement panels. This valence assembly weighs in at 25
pounds. Please look carefully at all 12
photos. Local pick up is preferred by
appointment only. You are welcome to
pick this up at our shop location in |
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