1970 Triumph TR6 2.5 – Left Hand Drive. Under 5,000 miles from a full restoration, this is a stunning example of what many consider the finest era of TR6 production. The 1969–1971 cars are widely regarded as the purest TR6s built, predating the emissions regulations that gradually softened later models – and this 1970 example sits right in that sweet spot. Finished in black approximately 6 years ago, the car presents beautifully and turns heads wherever it goes. Power comes from Triumph's characterful 2.5-litre straight-six, backed up by four-wheel independent suspension, rack-and-pinion steering and power-assisted front disc brakes – a setup that made the TR6 a genuine driver's car in period and still delivers today. 2 former keepers showing on the V5. The history file is exceptional – a full handwritten book documenting the complete stripdown and rebuild, supported by a further folder of receipts. Everything is available to view in person.
A rare opportunity to own a properly restored, well-documented British classic.