This is a perfect candidate for preservation classes at concours event or British car shows. Only the passenger door had some repair work in the early 1980’s. All other panels are completely original Mimosa yellow paint and totally rust and accident free. The paint has many little rock chips, but overall it is in excellent condition and the original paint MUST be kept. This is not a car to repaint- it is too nice!

Most likely from the selling dealer, the car had many pin stripe details added. We have removed the pinstripe as it was very dated in color and style, but we retained the hand painted “Triumph” on the front fenders. There is a very slight ghosting of some of the pin stripe, because we were careful not to dig too deep into the gorgeous original paint. It looks great!

Linda Brown from Tempe has owned it for the past decade and has had it fastidiously maintained at The MG Shop in Tempe, AZ. The TR comes with a enormous stack of 40 years worth of receipts, documenting the 120,000 miles of ownership and continuous service and maintenance. The TR is also equipped with the optional luggage rack, which look terrific and are very practical for weekend getaways and picnics. The convertible top is nearly new and works well. The original wood dashboard is in very nice condition, with only minor cracking, mainly near the glove box door.

We’ve had an opportunity to drive it, and it is a blast to drive. The performance is strong, the oil pressure excellent, the temperature gauge was always quite low, even in 90 degree weather on the freeway as well as in traffic. The four speed transmission was excellent as well as the brakes. Mechanically, this car has been kept as well as the cosmetics. The red striped radials look right and help make the car a true time capsule. Look closely at the pictures of the engine compartment, it is gorgeous!

It comes fully accessorized with a cover cover, tonneau cover, top boot, a full library of Triumph shop manuals, owners manual and books and the aforementioned 40 years of receipts.

The TR6 is available for inspection or viewing in our Phoenix, AZ showroom. For more details or a FaceTime video inspection call, please text or call Harry Clark at +1.623.404.9042 or email us at sales@classicpromenade.com.

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This is a fabulous opportunity to own a unique motorcar. Is there a TR6 in existence having accumulated fewer than 11,350 miles since new? If so, was the car cherished by one owner since new and fastidiously maintained? We offer on consignment here what may be the finest original TR6 in existence.

This Triumph was bought new at Bob Owens Sales, Inc in Westland Michigan on October 30, 1975 for $6,400. The owner first test drove the recently released TR7 wedge and upon completing the test drive asked the sales person to let him drive a TR6 so he can drive “a real sports car”. And so he did. After the test drive he had a selection of a few remaining TR6’s on the lot and chose this Pimento Red with Black interior. The car came well equipped with the removable hardtop, tonneau cover and boot, and the Michelin radial tires that are on the car to this day. (see the original sales receipt for details)

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkbfAHlNdKs[/youtube]Shortly after buying the new TR6 the owner made the decision that it would be a collector car. He then consciously preserved the car in as-new condition. (Please note that the car is located in California and has been in the state for about 15 years. It has Michigan license plates only for registration purposes)

The owner of this special car is an artisan craftsman. Everything he owns is perfect or as near perfect as he can have possible. One look around his garage makes it all seem plausible. Two 1970’s Hondas underneath layers of soft blankets and perfect. The spot where the TR6 is parked has plastic tarp underneath to help prevent dust from contacting the undercarriage of the car. Of course there are no oil leaks from the car. That would not be acceptable to a perfectionist of his character.

Asking: Sold!!

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