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A Sideways Look At The TR4
Triumph World
|October - November 2017
Andy Starkey sees a TR4 in rally action, and decides that despite the punishment it takes, the car is really in its element.
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You’ve always fancied that British classic, a little piece of motoring history which you can keep pristine for a future generation to enjoy. Just think of all those lazy, hazy summer days cruising country roads to the next classic car show and then returning it to the comfort of a nice safe and warm garage. Sounds like the perfect dream, and one many of us would suggest is the only way to treat a classic car. The thing is though, for some people that just isn’t enough. Some people are more at home with pushing their trusty old steed to the limit, and sometimes beyond. Their idea of fun is to hustle their classic down tight, twisty and often slippery roads, Scandinavian flicking here, performing handbrake turns there and generally bouncing the engine off the rev limiter whenever the opportunity arises. These crazy – I’m sorry, I meant to say these dedicated – individuals are into rallying!

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