1975 Triumph TR6

Description

Since its series production began in 1953, the Triumph TR series underwent a continuous evolution to adapt to the changing demands of the automotive landscape, culminating in the conclusion of production in 1981. Among the notable models within this iconic lineup, the TR6, which rolled off the assembly line from 1968 to 1976, stands as a testament to Triumph's commitment to performance and refinement. Unlike its predecessors, which bore the styling imprint of Michelotti, the TR6 received a striking restyling courtesy of Karmann of Germany, marking a significant departure in design language. Enhanced handling dynamics were achieved through the adoption of aluminum semi-trailing arm independent rear suspension and rack and pinion steering, a legacy inherited from the TR250/TR5. Today, TR6 enthusiasts cherish these cars for their smooth power delivery and exceptional handling characteristics, making them the ideal companion for exhilarating drives through scenic countryside roads. 

Highlights 

• Retained by the current owner for the past 24 years 

• Complete body-off restoration performed shortly before the current owner purchased the car 

• Finished in Signal Red with a beige vinyl interior 

• Powered by a 2.5-liter inline-six with twin SU carburetors 

• Four-speed manual transmission 

• Black folding soft top 

• The engine was rebuilt approximately 10 years ago, according to the current owner 

• The current owner reports that within the last two years, the carburetors were rebuilt, and a new Tritex convertible top was fitted, along with new hoses, seals, clutch, tires, suspension bushings, fuel tank, fuel pump, sun visors, and hood release mechanism 

• Upgraded wood-rimmed, three-spoke aluminum steering wheel 

• Please note that while the odometer displays just over 69,000 miles at the time of listing, the true mileage is unknown 

Features 

• Box section steel frame 

• 2,422 pound curb weight 

• Fully independent, coil spring suspension 

• Front anti-roll bar 

• Ventilated 15x5.5 inch wheels with deep dish trim rings 

• Vacuum power-boosted brakes with 10.9 inch front discs 

• Rack and pinion steering 

• Quick-release fuel cap 

• Lighted, lockable glove compartment 

• Fully carpeted 

• Reclining bucket seats 

• Fully instrumented wood veneer dashboard 

• Heater / Defroster 

• 11.4 gallon fuel tank 

• Two-speed, self-parking windshield wipers 

• Padded sun visors 

Known Imperfections 

• Two minor dents 

• A small section, approximately 1 inch square, that was sanded and filled along the edge of the top 

Included 

• Photo album from the restoration 

• Tonneau cover 

• Convertible top boot 

Ownership History 

The current owner of this 1975 Triumph TR6 has retained the car for the past 24 years.