With a brawny six-cylinder engine inside a timelessly styled 2-seat roadster body, the Triumph TR6 was one of the last great traditional British roadsters. This very appealing 1975 Triumph TR6 is a very nicely finished car and runs every bit as good as it looks. Offering all the thrills of a 2-seat sports car, it's a fun, inexpensive way to get into the hobby or a great addition to a collection of any size. But don't delay, because prices on these cars are going up by the day!

An evolution of the TR4/TR5 body, the TR6 still manages to have a unique look all its own, thanks to a redesigned grille and headlights, as well as a squared-off rear end that gave it an aggressive, almost muscle car appearance. It manages to look like a bigger car than it actually is, which is undoubtedly part of the reason for its sales success in the US. The shiny burgundy paint suits the low-slung roadster just fine and looks like it was done fairly recently and to a very high standard that's better than most of its peers. The body panels fit well and don't show any signs of the dreaded British tin worm and after a life in the warm southern US, that shouldn't be a surprise. The bumpers are the early-style chrome ... Please ask for the full description.