Triumph TR5 Cabriolet 1968
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Specifications Triumph TR5 Cabriolet 1968 blueprint
The Triumph TR5 Cabriolet is a classic from 1968, a model that has become a hit with fans of classic motoring around the world. An eye-catching car from any angle, it stands out from the crowd with a sleek silhouette and long bonnet, a testament to the hallmark British manufacturing of the era. The bright red finish of the TR5 complements the period-style chrome bumpers and its striking round-tail style rear. The classic steel-wheeled look provides an exclusive feeling, while the range of wire wheels provides a modern touch to the traditional four-seat Convertible. Inside, the leather seats with thick, comfortable cushioning provide plenty of legroom to suit a range of body shapes. The walnut dashboard gives a sense of sophistication to the cabin, while a fuel gauge, an odometer and ammeter, and several other features are included to help you monitor your journeys. The Triumph TR5 Cabriolet is powered by a responsive straight 6-cylinder engine and a 4-speed manual transmission, and is also equipped with rear-wheel drive. With a power output of 150 bhp and a maximum torque of 205 lb-ft, it is easily capable of reaching speeds of up to 120 mph. The 1968 Triumph TR5 Cabriolet is an icon of 1960s British motoring, as well as a reliable and enjoyable vehicle to drive. Its classic looks, cozy cabin and effortless power make it one of the best classic cabriolets to own and drive. A brilliant offering from an era of motoring charm and quality.
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