Triumph TR-6 '1973

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1973 Triumph TR-6 for sale. 1973 Triumph TR6 Yellow 2.5L I6 47822 Miles. VIN CF8478U. This yellow Triumph TR-6 is located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The car price is $24900. Call 616-888-3230

1973 Triumph TR6. – Yellow over Black.- 2.5L Inline 6.- 4 Speed Manual. (Please note: If you happen to be viewing this 1973 Triumph TR6 on a website other than our Garage Kept Motors site, its possible that youve only seen some of our many photographs of the car due to third-party website limitations. To be sure you access all the more than 145 photographs, as well as a short start-up and walk-around video, please go to our main website: Garage Kept Motors.). “The TR6 is not just a great car, but a sound investment.” –petrolicious. The U.K. publication, Classic Motoring, explained the success of the TR6 model with typical British to-the-point directness: “The TR6 was in a class of its own in the 1970s. A quarter of a century on, it still has few competitors that can offer so much and for such a modest price.” The magazine went on to describe exactly how the TR6 delivered that “in a class of its own” experience.. On power: “US-spec cars are good for 109mph and the 0-60 mph sprint in 10.7seconds, all the while returning a respectable enough 25mpg.”. On comfort: “The TR6 cabin was built for two people to travel in fair comfort. There is plenty of elbow room, a convenient luggage space behind the seats, and room for lanky legs to stretch, although gearbox intrusion does make the footwells somewhat narrow. The fixtures and fittings are not quite opulent, but they do have a fair sense of luxury about them. They are traditional too with the dash layout with the large rev counter and speedo dead ahead with minor gauges mounted centrally harping right back to the TR2. The seats are comfortable and durable.”. On ride and handling: “The ride is sportscar firm, which will feel harsh compared to a modern family hack (sedan) but never comes close to threatening your fillings. The front anti-roll bar helps make the handling more predictable, but the tail can still get skittish, wet or dry. The good news is that feedback from the road to the driver is excellent, so hustling a TR6 becomes a test of driver skill and control rather than a lottery.”. And finally, on the overall ownership experience: “.a TR6 is a relatively easy car to own, with simple mechanical underpinnings that lend themselves to DIY maintenance.”. Offered here in yellow-over-black under a black soft top is a pristine, low-mileage 1973 TR6. Built by British-Leyland in Coventry, England in May of 1973, the car has traveled 47,822 miles since new, fewer than 1.