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1971 TRIUMPH TR6 PI Serial number CP535780 Restored in 2018 Collector's registration 15 000 / 20 000€ Without reserve In 1952, Triumph presented the 20TS prototype that paved the way for the TR2, and all its descendants. The recipe was simple: a small, reliable engine, a slim body, as elegant as it was sporty, to be enjoyed with the wind in your hair. In 1969, faced with shrinking budgets following its dissolution into the British Leyland group, Triumph, for want of funds, used the basis of its TR5 to create new models. Designed by Karmann, this convertible remained in the vein of the TR4 and TR5, but returned to the taste of the day with a virile look concealing traditional technical solutions. While the interior remained largely unchanged from that of the TR4 and TR5, the TR6 improved its performance with a new independent rear axle and Lucas fuel injection, enabling the engine to deliver 150 hp. This Triumph TR6 was first registered on April 23, 1970. A European version, it was thus born with Lucas injection, since replaced by two SU carburetors for greater reliability. In good general condition, this car has received numerous treatments over the years, including an overhaul of the overdrive, for a total of over 4,000 euros. The test drive revealed that the mechanics are in good working order. The overdrive works properly and the gears engage well. 1971 TRIUMPH TR6 PI Serial number CP535780 Restored in 2018 Collector's registration 15 000 / 20 000€ No reserve In 1952, Triumph introduced the 20TS prototype that paved the way for the TR2, and all its descendants. The recipe was simple: a small, reliable engine and a slim body, as elegant as it was sporty, to be enjoyed with the wind in your hair. In 1969, faced with shrinking budgets following its dissolution as part of the British Leyland group, Triumph, for want of funds, used the basis of its TR5 to create new models. Designed by Karmann, this cabriolet remained in the same vein as the TR4 and TR5, but was brought up to date with a virile look that concealed traditional technical solutions. Although the interior hardly changed from that of the TR4 and TR5, the TR6 nevertheless improved its performance with a rear axle that now had independent wheels and Lucas fuel injection, enabling the engine to deliver 150 bhp. This Triumph TR6 was registered for the first time on 23 April 1970. A European version, it came with Lucas fuel injection, since replaced by two SU carburettors for greater reliability. In generally good condition, this car has received a great deal of care over the years, including an overhaul of the overdrive, at a total cost of more than 4,000 euros. The road test revealed that the mechanics are in good working order. The overdrive works properly and the gears engage well.

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1971 TRIUMPH TR6 PI Serial number CP535780 Restored in 2018 Collector's registration 15 000 / 20 000€ Without reserve In 1952, Triumph presented the 20TS prototype that paved the way for the TR2, and all its descendants. The recipe was simple: a small, reliable engine, a slim body, as elegant as it was sporty, to be enjoyed with the wind in your hair. In 1969, faced with shrinking budgets following its dissolution into the British Leyland group, Triumph, for want of funds, used the basis of its TR5 to create new models. Designed by Karmann, this convertible remained in the vein of the TR4 and TR5, but returned to the taste of the day with a virile look concealing traditional technical solutions. While the interior remained largely unchanged from that of the TR4 and TR5, the TR6 improved its performance with a new independent rear axle and Lucas fuel injection, enabling the engine to deliver 150 hp. This Triumph TR6 was first registered on April 23, 1970. A European version, it was thus born with Lucas injection, since replaced by two SU carburetors for greater reliability. In good general condition, this car has received numerous treatments over the years, including an overhaul of the overdrive, for a total of over 4,000 euros. The test drive revealed that the mechanics are in good working order. The overdrive works properly and the gears engage well. 1971 TRIUMPH TR6 PI Serial number CP535780 Restored in 2018 Collector's registration 15 000 / 20 000€ No reserve In 1952, Triumph introduced the 20TS prototype that paved the way for the TR2, and all its descendants. The recipe was simple: a small, reliable engine and a slim body, as elegant as it was sporty, to be enjoyed with the wind in your hair. In 1969, faced with shrinking budgets following its dissolution as part of the British Leyland group, Triumph, for want of funds, used the basis of its TR5 to create new models. Designed by Karmann, this cabriolet remained in the same vein as the TR4 and TR5, but was brought up to date with a virile look that concealed traditional technical solutions. Although the interior hardly changed from that of the TR4 and TR5, the TR6 nevertheless improved its performance with a rear axle that now had independent wheels and Lucas fuel injection, enabling the engine to deliver 150 bhp. This Triumph TR6 was registered for the first time on 23 April 1970. A European version, it came with Lucas fuel injection, since replaced by two SU carburettors for greater reliability. In generally good condition, this car has received a great deal of care over the years, including an overhaul of the overdrive, at a total cost of more than 4,000 euros. The road test revealed that the mechanics are in good working order. The overdrive works properly and the gears engage well.

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