Someone modified this rare early Triumph, but could it be returned to original?
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10 + 10 = 20? A Pair of Triumph 10 Sedans
Thanks to frequent contributor Olaf E, who sent us these two great small 1958 Triumph sedan finds. Olaf tells us “The Standard Ten was made between 1954 and 1960, assembled in UK, Australia and India, total production was 172,500″… more»
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1964 Triumph Herald: Want To Be Popular?
As my wife owns one of these small convertibles, I have to admit my bias at the start. I think Triumph Heralds are utterly charming, and despite being one of the least valuable cars in our little collection, we… more»
Picture Tells A Story: $1,000 1977 Triumph TR7
Unfortunately there’s only one picture of this Triumph TR7, which was submitted by Barn Finds reader Dustyn F–thanks for the find! It’s located in Cortez, Colorado and is advertised here on craigslist for $1,000. There’s still a good amount of… more»
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Pair Of Triumph TR3’s In New York
The same seller has listed a pair of Triumph TR3’s for sale. Barn Finds reader Jim S. was kind enough to call our attention to the white car, which is a 1961 TR3A that has been up on blocks… more»
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Small Mouth Bargain: 1957 Triumph TR3
Over the last couple of years I have passed on a handful of TR3s. I’ve regretted it in most cases because prices just seem to keep climbing. As higher-end British sports cars such as the Big Healeys get further… more»
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Diamond In The Rough: 1974 Triumph TR6
While the pictures aren’t great, they are good enough to tell me that I should be out there looking at this car instead of writing it up. Circumstances don’t allow that; hoping one of you readers picks this one… more»
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Motoring Monday: Black Widow TR7 Spider
Ok, so it’s not a Black Widow, but it is a Spider. Towards the end of Triumph TR7 production, the company produced a “limited edition” Spider with red on black colors, TR8 wheels and distinctive upholstery. They incorporated all… more»
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Fuel Injected 1976 Triumph TR6
This TR6 caught my eye because of the fuel injection system that has been installed. See, in Europe the TR6 actually came with fuel injection from the factory. As a result, it benefited from a lot more power than… more»
Two For One: 1970’s Triumph Spitfires
Not one, but two Triumph Spitfires for the price of one. Both look like they’ve been in storage for a good period of time, but at least it’s been dry storage. Thanks to reader Jim S for this find!… more»
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Motoring Monday: Four TR7’s And A TR8
I’d like to thank Barn Finds reader Brian C for making me wish I were 2,843 miles closer to the west coast! He sent in this terrific find from Seattle, Washington, and if they were anywhere close to here I’d… more»
Lemons Wedge: 1978 Triumph TR7
What’s this? Jamie’s posting about another find being sold off a trailer? Nope, not this time. That’s my sad looking trailer, and rather than a flipper selling a car, this was a picture while we were on the way… more»
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Motoring Monday: 1974 Triumph TR6 Kit
“Some Assembly Required”. Who else remembers that line from the boxes of many toy cars? It certainly applies to this 1974 Triumph TR6, offered for sale here on eBay with a starting bid of $5,999 and no reserve. The large… more»
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A Trio Of Triumph TR3’s
Choices, choices! Today we have three Triumph TR3’s to choose from in three very different conditions. The yellow one is a typical barn find car, said to have been stored for over 40 years and in the same family’s… more»
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Small-Mouth: 1957 Triumph TR3
Most people who are vaguely familiar with the Triumph TR3 think of the wide-mouth grin of the TR3A and TR3B. This earlier “small mouth” car looks like a good restoration candidate in the supplemental pictures and videos, although a personal inspection… more»
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35 Years In The Family: 1967 Triumph TR4A
Red, convertible sports car in the same family for 35 years. Sounds like a recipe for fun to me! I have some personal experience here; my first Triumph was a ’66 TR4A, although it did not have the solid… more»
