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1973, Triumph, TR6 - $6,000
1973
triumph tr6
condition:
fair
cylinders:
6 cylinders
drive:
rwd
fuel:
gas
odometer:
100
paint color:
yellow
title status:
clean
transmission:
manual
type:
convertible
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Hi all I’m selling my 1973 Triumph TR6, with removable hardtop. The short story is I’ve owned this car for several years, and 2019 I had it transported to a local shop here in phoenix to have the engine replaced. That happened. I then drove the car back to my house and parked it in my garage, literally, drove when parked, so of course the car is buried beneath “life “ stuff. While parked next to my other two classic cars that are buried by “life”.. Anyway, interesting car has the 3 carburetor setup. It was fun to drive (period). There’s a 4sp transmission (not with overdrive) pretty cool seats, I believe Miata seats. There’s car is registered in my name out of California and currently on non op status. Also, with sale I’m including an additional engine and two transmissions. I bought these as spare’s due to the fact drive train parts were getting difficult to find…The tires are brand new….Anyway, pretty cool car. It will need towed. Miles are unknown….The DCOE 3 carb set up is worth $3000.00 alone. Just for the sake of transparency, yes I have two other classic (running) cars, buried beneath life stuff. Yes, this is an unorthodox way of advertising a car you’re trying to entice someone to buy. However, where old cars are concerned, you really don’t have to provide a sells pitch…. The buyer already knows…. Anyway, happy hunting. Of course the other two cars are BMW 2002s, they are not for sale. However, I do have a 1974 BMW 2002tii that I will be selling in the near future, located in the Bay Area, California. The title “clear”