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1954 Triumph TR2 (Sale Price)

Here is a car we brought back from California over twenty years ago, and have come to the realization that we are not going to have time to do the restoration. This is a very rare historically significant TR2 that is built within the first 500 TR2’s. Being from California the metal isn’t very rusty, but the car did have a Jaguar E-type engine and transmission fitted previously which meant there was some modification to the firewall and the R/H inner fender – we have a replacement firewall section with inner fenders that come with the car. The car includes the early TR2 specific items like the correct long doors, 4 vent hood without dzus catches, early style thermostat housing and several other unique TR2 features. The engine that is now in the car is a TR3A powertrain. The car is mostly complete and will be a rewarding restoration when completed. We looked many years twenty years ago to find a TR2 this early in production and they were impossible to find then, nowadays they simply don’t exist. We would love to see this car go to someone who will appreciate it and bring it back to its former glory! $8,600  $7,100(stock #795)

1956 Triumph TR3

A very sharp looking California TR3 small mouth that we are nearly finished the restoration on. Old English white with a red leather interior, overdrive, and minilight wheels. There isn't much not to like about this car. (stock #268)

1957 TR3A

This is a rust free US car that we imported and sold 20 years ago and have recently bought back. The car had a comprehensive body off restoration years ago and is ready for a new owner. The body is in superb condition and still looks great although the British racing green paint has picked up some stone chips and wear over the years. The mechanics were all rebuilt when the restoration was done including the overdrive transmission and the car is a pleasure to drive. A couple recent upgrades were done to the car including a TR6 fan conversion, thermostatically controlled electric fan and a spin on oil filter conversion. The brightwork is nice and new Dayton chrome wire wheels and Lucas 576 driving lamps were added a few years back. The Moss tan interior and tan canvas top was installed at the time of restoration and still shows very well. The car isn’t perfect but it is a great looking driver that will get noticed. In short this is a very sharp looking TR3 in the best color combination that is fully sorted and ready for the road. Priced at $31,400 (stock #847)

1958 Triumph TR3

This is a small mouth TR3 that we brought back from California 15 years ago and may not have time to get the restoration completed. The car will need a full restoration including an engine rebuild, but the rust repair needed is fairly minimal compared to most TR3’s that we come across. A British Motor Heritage Factory Certificate comes with the car showing that it still has the numbers matching powertrain. The car is an original 1957 model year disk brake small mouth car, but was likely sold new in 1958. With the way TR3 prices are you can end up with a restored TR3 for less than market value by doing your own restoration. Priced at $6,600 (stock #854)

1958 TR3A (Sale Price)

If you are looking for a cheap project that has decent value when completed this one might be for you. This is an early build date 1958 TR3A that is BC registered, but will need a full restoration. The car has rust in all the usual TR3 places but does come with two replacement rear fenders that are a lot better than what is on the car. The frame appears good, and we can supply almost any parts needed to do the restoration either as new parts from Moss or from our extensive used parts collection. The car appears to be pretty much complete and comes with a hard top as well as the soft top framework. TR3's are a fairly straightforward car to do a restoration on and are quite a fun car to drive that are now worth a fair bit of money when restored. $4,200  $3,600(stock #823)

1958 Triumph TR3A

The restoration is only a couple weeks away from completion, and the car is tentatively sold. A full restoration on a dry US car red exterior, tan leather interior, overdrive and chrome wires - Nice! (stock #676)

1958 Triumph TR3A

A stunning car that is still a couple months away from completion, but is tentatively sold. British racing green with a tan leather interior, overdrive and chrome wire wheels. (stock #753 )

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