The TR-6 was the last in the line of Triumph sports cars dating back to the original TR-1 of 1950. With a 4 cylinder engine and rudimentary weather protection, the original TRs were rather spartan sports cars. TR-6, with its Karmann designed body, independent rear suspension, roll up windows, and smooth 2.5 liter 6 cylinder engine was much more comfortable and practical, but still drove like a classic British sports car.

The burgundy exterior of this 1974 TR-6 is complimented by its Moto-Lita steering wheel, black leather interior, chrome wire wheels, and mellow sounding stainless steel exhaust. Other mechanical improvements include a reliable Pertronix electrical upgrade, K&N air filters, new brake lines, and a new water pump with new belts and hoses. So, drop the black vinyl top and enjoy adding a few more sunny miles to the low 82,500 that the car has been driven in the past few decades.

ESTIMATE: $15,000 - $25,000