1974 Triumph TR6, Very Good Condition

1974 Triumph TR-6

Triumph TR-6 1974 technical specifications

Item location: Acworth, Georgia, United States
Make: Triumph
Model: TR-6
Type: Convertible
Trim: Base Convertible 2-Door
Year: 1974
Mileage: 119,500
VIN: CF16635U
Color: Red
Engine size: 2.5L 2498CC l6 GAS Naturally Aspirated
Number of cylinders: 6
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Manual
Drive type: U/K
Interior color: Black
Vehicle Title: Clear
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Description

Relisting due to a non-paying eBayer 1974 Triumph TR6 with 4 speed manual. 119. xx miles and in very good condition. This is a very good driver quality car that is reliable enough to be used everyday. This car is an older restoration that has been well kept. It is gorgeous. fun and reliable! Body. paint. interior and top are all in very good to excellent shape. The top has one small pinch hole due to being opened incorrectly. Wheels have been recently refurbished and the tires are almost brand new Hankooks (less than 1. 00 miles). Wheels and tires look fantastic. Frame and chassis is very solid. Car is free from rust in almost all of the common places where you find rust on these cars. Rockers. trunk. battery area. crucifix brace are all very solid. Floor pans are solid and there is evidence of a small patch of rust (3" to 4" +/-) that was repaired sometime in the past. Detailed pics are provided in the links at the end of the ad. Electricals have been sorted out and all instrumentation works. Cockpit. instrumentation and comfort controls all work well. Steering. suspension and differential have all been sorted through recently at significant expense. All six u-joints have been replaced. Differential has been rebuilt. New axles. New transmission rear seal. Brand new stainless steel exhaust system. I only replaced it because we had to R&R the exhaust anyway to do the differential work. so I decided to upgrade to this gorgeous system. Bumpers are straight and chrome is very good and presentable. Some hazing is evident due to age but they are very presentable this doesn't detract from the beauty of the car. Luggage rack is similar. Engine runs great and is VERY strong. It is reliable and starts right up every time. It started right up after being stored for about 2 months for the winter. It shifts smoothly and pulls like a freight train through all gears. There is some exhaust smoke typical for these cars and it seems to consume about ½ quart of oil per fill up. Compression was tested about 800 miles back with numbers ranging from 105 to 120. In summary. this is a beautiful car in very good condition that is reliable and a blast to drive! The links below include many more pics. including the underside / chassis. I also have a short video of the car starting and running. I encourage third party inspections. It is my desire to represent the car fairly and that there are no surprises for the new owner. Please contact Ron if you are interested at 770-616-3300. Call. text or email is fine. I've attached a link to a web album that contains lots of pictures of the undercarriage and trunk area to demonstrate the condition of the frame. floor pan. rockers. etc. as it relates to potential rust and corrosion. In addition to the undercarriage pictures. the web album includes a short video of me starting the car so you can hear it running. Here is the link: https://plus. google. com/photos/107160448507640355604/albums/6033624652758612305?authkey=CJuhn7eR9f-HaveI wanted to clarify the title status. The car will be sold with a Bill of Sale. This is standard procedure for vintage and antique cars in Georgia. I do have an Arkansas title that was issued back in 2002 which will come with the car. It is somewhat of a relic with no legal implications. at least in Georgia. but is nice to have as part of the history of the car. I took the car by British Car Service this afternoon. This is a local shop north of Atlanta which only works on vintage British cars. Barry Rosenberg is the owner and he is considered one of the experts in this region. I asked Barry if he wouldn't mind looking the car over and writing a brief assessment. He said as long as I didn't mind it that he "calls it like it is" and I said absolutely. that's what I want. It is brief and handwritten and will come with the car. Here it is recreated for potential bidders information: "Check car over before sale - Body and frame is very good. no rust visible. some floor repair done nicely in past. New driveshaft u-joints (differential was removed). Front suspension rebuilt. Carbs rebuilt. Electrical behind dash repaired. Runs good. Paint is very nice. Chrome is nice except that rear bumper center piece is hazy. Nice Car!"I've had a couple of people ask why the winning bidder did not buy the car. The winning bidder simply was un-responsive. No timely communication. no deposit. no payment and no coordination whatsoever. Never came to see the car. never asked any questions about the car.

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