Fuel-Injected 1974 Triumph TR6







Ended Jul 14, 2025 at 7:20 PM UTC
Description
Produced by Triumph Motor Company, the TR6 was powered by a 2.5-liter inline-six engine and featured a robust, classic design with a long hood and short rear deck. U.S. models used twin Zenith-Stromberg carburetors, while European versions retained fuel injection and higher output.
In 1974, Triumph introduced mid-year updates — commonly referred to as the “1974.5” model — which included larger rubber bumper overriders, turn signals integrated into the bumper, and an air dam on the front underside. These changes marked the beginning of the TR6’s transition toward a more federally compliant design, while still retaining its sporty character. This TR6’s VIN number indicates that it was part of that 1974.5 version, but the car retains only the integrated turn signals and air dam.
This immaculate fuel-injected 1974 Triumph TR6 has had so many upgrades that they’re almost too numerous to mention — except that we included them below. The roadster has won numerous first-in-class show awards and has been featured in a European magazine. Although it has been 10 years since the TR6 was restored, few British roadsters can beat the showroom quality of this one.
Highlights
Late-production (often referred to as 1974.5) Triumph TR6
Powered by 2.5-liter, fuel-injected inline-six engine
Four-speed manual gearbox with optional Laycock de Normanville electric overdrive
Frame-off restoration in 2015
The chassis number (CF27581UO) decodes as:
CF – U.S.-spec carbureted TR6
27581 – Sequential production number indicating August 1974 build
U – U.S. market
O – Overdrive
Features
Body, frame, and paint upgrades include:
Body and frame were stripped down to the bare metal and primed
Custom paint job: PPG Delstar Acrylic Enamel base coat in French Blue, finished with Hi Line clear (Glamor Coat)
Fender wells and trunk coated with epoxy undercoat, then painted to match body color
Fiberglass inner fender well covers to prevent road debris from getting into quarter panel cavity
Sound deadening material added to cabin and trunk
Custom mud guards on front and rear fenders
New mini turbo mirrors
New black convertible top
Front and rear bumpers re-chromed
License plate mount with British and American flag badges
Car was polished and ceramic coated
Engine/mechanical upgrades include:
Complete engine rebuild (7,349 miles) includes stainless steel sleeves and shaved head for more compression
Fuel injection with Bosch injectors
Custom spin-on oil filter
Stainless shroud with cold air intake and dual K&N filters
MicroSquirt ECU
MSD electronic ignition
Stainless steel coolant lines
Aluminum radiator with electronic fan
Custom crankcase ventilation oil separator by Richard Good
Custom aluminum battery retainer bar engraved with Triumph
Custom hood foam with Triumph logo
LED hood light with micro switch on driver side engine bay
All new wiring harness with modern blade fuses (replaced faulty Lucas harness)
Performance header with Jet Hot ceramic coating to mitigate engine heat
Dual Free Flow Exhaust system for deep mellow exhaust note characteristic
New Water pump and all hoses replaced with 180-degree thermostat
New pulley, damper, and belt
Billet aluminum radiator brackets
Stainless steel shroud by Richard Good
Ram air induction by Richard Good
Adjustable trailing arm bracket kit by Richard Good
Nylatron Suspension Bushings
Upgraded axle hub for reduced power loss and increased horsepower by Richard Good
Front Brake upgrade to Wilwood (Red caliper) by Richard Good
Rear Brake upgrade to Wilwood (Red caliper) by Richard Good
Dual Wilwood master cylinder by Richard Good with billet aluminum bracket
Adjustable brake tensioner installed on dash under steering wheel. This is to adjust brake response from front to back
New clutch Slave cylinder
New brake lines
Aluminum steering rack mounts by Richard Good
Aluminum Valve cover with custom spindles
Magnecor high-performance spark plug wires
Pertronix high-performance coil
Pertronix Flame Thrower Electronic distributor
New battery cables with quick disconnect ground cable
New Minilite wheels with Triumph logo and Triumph logo valve stems
New Yokohama Avid Ascend LX 205/70R15 redline tires
Interior upgrades include:
Custom upholstered interior in black with red stitching
Miata seat conversion includes black custom upholstery with Triumph logo embroidered in back of headrest and TR6 embossed on front of headrest
Heated seats
Seat belts with the Triumph logo on the buckle
Roll bar
Custom center arm rest with storage
Woodgrain dashboard
SportComp gauges: 140 mph speedometer and 10,000 rpm tachometer
New carpet
RetroSound stereo with Bluetooth and handsfree calling, subwoofer, amp (located in trunk), and four Kicker speakers
Chrome door seal plates with Triumph logo
MaxOut Fire extinguisher mounted in cabin on passenger side
Known Imperfections
This 1974 Triumph TR6 is presented in fully restored condition with no known obvious imperfections at the time of cataloging
Included
Spare tire
CoverKing car cover
Convertible boot cover
Triumph carpeted floor mats
Triumph cell phone holder
Ownership History
The North Carolina seller of this 1974 Triumph TR6 has owned it since February 2019. The seller says, “This car has won many first in class car shows over the years. It has been written about in a European magazine article for the fuel injection system and was featured on the front of Moss Motors catalog.”
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