Triumphs Page One

More Triumphs

Decent TR3 projects are getting really hard to find, but here is one!   This U.S. car has been in storage for many years, but still runs and drives.  The engine and transmission seem really good, but the brakes will obviously need some attention after so many years of storage.  There are some little dents and dings, but is quite good as far as rust damage goes.   The car is basically complete, but needs/deserves a full proper restoration to bring it back to its former glory.   $7,600    (stock #515)

This California TR3 looks terrible with its sun beaten paint, but it really is a diamond in the rough. The body is in great shape, and it has the valuable and rare overdrive transmission. The car will need a full restoration including an engine rebuild, but if you are looking for a TR3 to do a restoration on, this car makes a lot of sense. $6,900  (stock #458)

This car is a low mileage TR3 that has lived most of its life in southern Oregon.   The car runs and drives great with recent tires, brakes, and a suspension rebuild.   The body is also in great shape with next to nothing for rust, and no evidence of any accidents.  The Old English White paintjob is old, but still quite presentable with a nice patina.   The interior is still original and in good shape although the leather seats are showing some wear.  Both the convertible top and sidecurtains are old and in poor shape, but the car also comes with the rare factory optional removable hardtop that is in very nice shape and a brand new tonneau cover.  There aren't many decent TR3's left but this is one of them.  $18,200        (stock #551) 

Here is a neat one.   A  very early TR4 that has always been a California car (black plates) and hasn't got a speck of rust.  The paint looks good, but is older.  The top is new, as are the leather seats.  This car has the extremely rare dealer optional  American Racing Silverstone Magnesium racing wheels with all four dummy knockoffs still there, and near new tires are fitted.   This car runs and drives great, and has an overdrive transmission.   WOW - only $14,600 (check out the price of just the wheels !!!).       (stock #462) 

1968 TR250

This clean bodied Texas TR250 is currently undergoing a restoration in our shop. Signal red, with a black interior. The car also has a Surrey top and a overdrive gearbox. Could be supplied with wire wheels or the factory correct Rostyle wheel covers. Price to be determined upon completion.    (stock #36)

1968 Triumph TR250

Wow!  This is a fabulous rustfree California car that we sold a few years ago to a loving owner that needed to free up some funds for a new business venture.  The car has just had a bare metal respray, and looks great.  The original bumpers have just been re-chromed, new Dayton chrome wheels and new hubs have been installed with new Coker classic redline tires.   Mechanically the car needs nothing and runs and drives great.   The interior and top are in nice shape and a new Moto-lita steering wheel is fitted.    This is a stunning car that really turns heads and needs nothing but someone to drive it away and enjoy it.  A one year model that is rapidly appreciating.  Fairly priced at $26,800     (stock #531) 

1969 Triumph TR6

A nice original example of the first year production TR6.   The car runs and drives well, and has a factory installed overdrive transmission.   The body is in great condition with no signs of any rust or body damage.  The top is a new Robbins, and the interior and dash are in nice shape.   About the only thing that keeps this car from being a real looker is that the paint is older and has lost some of its luster, although it has a nice patina to it. $12,200  (stock #465)

Triumphs Page One

More Triumphs