Entry-level: ’72 Triumph TR6
There are a gazillion British sports cars available out there so why would we pick this one? Well, it is original and cheap plus it has a bunch of recent money spent on it in the right places. It still sports its Saffron Yellow paint applied at the factory and although it has some blemishes, I am sure they won’t detract from enjoying this one. The seller states it is accident and rust free and everything is functioning as it should. The odometer shows 61,000 miles and is believed to be original too. Read More
The first TR-2 models were produced in 1953, and improvements — including changes and improvements to both body and mechanical specifications — led to the TR-3 model for 1956. The TR-3 was soon updated with several changes, most notably a full-width radiator grille for improved engine cooling. This car became informally known as the TR-3A. Other changes included the addition of exterior door handles, a lockable boot handle, and a full tool kit as standard equipment. Now with 95 horsepower, it propelled its 2,200 pounds to exceed 100 mph. That must be fun! 
