1979 TRIUMPH TR-7 LOT (2) Authentic Vintage Ads ~ FREE SHIPPING!

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1979 TRIUMPH TR-7 LOT (2) Authentic Vintage Ads ~ FREE SHIPPING!
1979 Triumph TR-7 original vintage advertisements. Lot of (2) ads.
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GET INTO THE SHAPE.
Triumph opened a new era in sports cars with the shape of the TR7.
It's innovative wind-cheating wedge shape knifes through the air, forcing the front wheels down against the road for responsive handling.
The shape. That's why no other sports car looks like it. And no other sports car drives like it.
WHAT’S IN FRONT OF THE SHAPE?
A sophisticated, overhead-cam 4-cylinder powerplanf that moves the shape with verve. Two liters of modern engineering gets its dynamic performance from twin carburetors calibrated for smooth, eager response. And to help TR7 keep its aerodynamic wedge shape, the engine's been ingeniously canted 45-degrees to aid the long, clean hoodline.
Behind the engine is a smooth shifting all-synchro 5-speed transmission; a 3-speed automatic is optional (not available in California).
The TR7's EPA estimate with manual transmission is (19) mpg, with a highway mileage of 28 mpg. Remember the circled EPA estimate is for comparison to other cars, and your mileage may vary depending on speed, weather, and trip length. California figures are lower, and your actual highway mileage will probably be lower than the highway estimate.
Embracing the road is a wide-track suspension system engineered for optimum handling and ride comfort.
Eight inches of suspension travel swallows road irregularities and keeps TR7 firmly fastened to the pavement.
Front disc brakes and wide, 185HR steel-belted radial tires give TR7 stopping power in reserve.
You may never need it all, but it's comforting to know it's there.
WHAT’S INSIDE THE SHAPE?
An interior that's more than just comfortable — it's inspired. Multi-adjustable seats cradle you in front of instruments that are designed and positioned for instant readout.
Steering column stalks control the lights, turn signals, wiper/washer, and horn and can be actuated almost without conscious effort. There are five useful bins and storage areas, and a ventilation system that actually breathes by means of cleverly placed intake vents and stale air extractors. And courtesy lights in each door flood the car with light on demand.
WHAT’S BEHIND THE SHAPE?
Over 50 years of inherited sports car expertise and competition experience. The new laurel wreath emblem which signifies the TR7 comes from the same factory in Canley, England where Triumph craftsmen and engineers have created every classic TR before it.
The constant quest for the perfect sports car has led to hundreds of improvements and refinements in the 1979 TR7, from an improved cooling system to a subtly redesigned steering wheel that improves
instrument readability.
A team of 67 inspectors constantly monitors the Canley assembly line. Then a second group of
inspectors monitor the 67 inspectors.
Each
TR7
is
given
a
detailed
58-
point post-assembly check that meticulously covers everything from glovebox door alignment to
the correct oil level.
But that's not the end of it. Before
a TR7 meets the high standards of Canley, there's yet another multi-point inspection. Only then is a TR7 ready to take its place among Europe's finest sports cars.
Triumph TR7. If you're into driving, TR7's a great shape to be in.
For the name of your nearest dealer call.
Jaguar Rover Triumph Inc.
Leonia, N.J. 07605.
THE SHAPE OF THINGS THAT WIN. AND WIN. AND WIN.
It was a grueling season in the growing sport of pro rallying — a tortuous series of speed events over rugged fire trails
and blistering desert roads. Triumph's specially-prepared TR7 - powered by a four-valve version of the standard engine - won four of the six SCCA pro rallies, - three of the seven
NARRA
events,
and one of the thre
Canadian
rallies.
With John Buffum behind the wheel and Doug Shepherd co-driving, Triumph swept all three North American rally titles as well as the NARRA/Montgomery Ward Auto Club manufacturers championship. Winning in open competition has been a Triumph tradition for over 50 years. At Canley, England that heritage is built-in by craftsmen and engineers who've been building rugged sports cars since the first TR roadster.
Triumph TR7. The shape wins again.
Jaguar Rover Triumph Inc.
Leonia, N.J. 07605.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Black & White
Photo
Size - Top Ad:
Full (2) Double Page (2 separate pages) - 8
inches x 11 inches -
20 cm x 28 cm, each page.
Bottom Ad: Full Page - 8
inches x 11 inches -
20 cm x 28 cm
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Country - USA
Grading - Excellent, toning (yellow copper tint due to age).
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