Up for sale is an amazing example of a 1974 Triumph TR-6. This car drives phenomenally, and shifts smoothly.

The previous owner of this TR-6 was the owner of an Aamco transmission shop. The only known issue of the car mechanically, is the heat is inoperable. No expense was spared when this car was repainted, (around '08), and with the exception of a few spots of very minor cracking still shows very well. The convertible top, and interior are virtually brand new. Vehicle has very sought-after Panasport racing wheels, wrapped in virtually brand new tires. This is also a rust-free TR-6.

Here is a some information on the car, and work that has recently been done.

Jan '08...........Installed new alternator

Sept '08.........New battery, fan belt

June '09.........New top; Air damn; Trunk liner

July '09..........New Clutch (Hearsey clutch from Aamco).

July '09..........Plastic drive tunnel

July '09..........New convertible top

May '10..........New trim kit

May '10..........SS threshold plates; Rear view mirrors; Windshield header trim; Radiator cap (131 lb.); Headlight trim rings

May '10..........New visors

May '10............(85,886) Oil change/filter/new radiator cap

May '10.............Adjust rear brakes and e-brake

June '10............(85,896) Adjusted seat belt re-tractors and emergency hood release

Sept '10.........Right door check strap

July '11..........New clutch and brake pedals

Jan '12..........(88,238) Installed new muffler and clamps

Mar '12..........New tachometer cable; Steering column felt

April '12.........Replaced front shocks

Feb '13..........New horn

Feb '14..........Total carburetor rebuild(both), oil change&filter, re-worked fuses for tail lights/dash lights. (ALL electronics work perfectly).

Feb '14..........Replaced both steering rack boots; alignment; New oil sender/switch, engine refresh.

\\\\.............Have receipts from the Feb '14 rebuild and repair.............////

Please let me know ANY questions you have about the car before bidding. Car is located in Tucson, AZ and is available for viewing.

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