Triumph Tr7 Tr8 Window Regulator Right Passenger Door on 2040-parts.com
Pensacola, Florida, US
Here is a good used right door passenger window regulator from a 1977 Triumph TR7. All the rollers are in good condition and it goods up and down good and the gear teeth are good. Fits all TR7 and TR8 and convertiables to. Shipping will be $16.20 in the lower 48 States by ground. Sold as is. No Returns.
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