1964 Triumph TR4 CT26999L

Macy's Garage

A Family Tradition Since 1932

My wife Tonda saw this car for sale, and decided that she couldn't wait for her other TR4 to be restored.  (Those of you with wives who could care less about cars....be careful what you wish for!) 

Unfortunately, this car didn't look as good on the bottom as it did on the top.  At some time in the past, a dreaded previous owner (DPO) or unscrupulous body shop applied metal patches in an amateur manner over the badly rusted original floors.   Check out the 'How To' section of this site for a pictorial review of the work needed to replace the floors (and frame) of this car in the correct manner.

The project was completed at 2PM on Sunday, and we left for VTR Rockford at 9AM the next morning with only 50 "test" miles on the car.  It performed flawlessly for the entire 900 mile trip to Rockford and back.

I removed the hardtop and installed a new white Robbins convertible top in January of 2006.  The hardtop will eventually be installed on our 1962 TR4 CT611L (when that car rises to the top of my priority list and is properly restored).

This car was sold in April, 2006, and is now being driven by its new owner in Mt. Kisco, NY.