For Sale: 1974 Triumph TR6 in Ft Worth, Texas

Adored by many British sports car enthusiasts around the world, Triumph has produced some of the most enjoyable cars in the history of the autoverse. One look at this fully repainted white 1974 Triumph TR6 V8 Restomod, and it's easy to see what all the fuss is about. However, as its title suggests, this particular car has undergone a restoration infused with American muscle that would make Carroll Shelby proud. This car was purchased new and passed down to its current owners by their father. With just 795 miles since its rebuild, and sporting its original body, this TR6 comes with a new soft top, new headlights, and a paint-matched removable hard top, allowing it to be enjoyed even when the weather is a little too chilly for open-air cruising.

Inside, we find a brand-new, chic black leather interior featuring a custom-fabricated wood-grain dashboard that adds a thrilling contrast from any angle. Two large AutoMeter Sport-Comp gauges sit front and center on the padded three-spoke banjo-style wheel, which operates a rack-and-pinion setup, eliminating the need for power assistance. A four-pod set of auxiliary gauges sits mid-dash, just above the Vintage AC controls and the Alpine AM/FM/USB/CD/AUX/Bluetooth head unit that powers a trunk-mounted Kicker subwoofer. A Sniper EFI monitor and controller allows you to keep tabs on the engine, while the Hurst shifter with its woodgrain knob looks as great as it feels to row through the gears.

Under its signature front-hinged hood, we find a tried-and-true 350 cubic-inch GM crate engine that fits so snugly between the front fenders that it almost appears to be factory-made. Fed by a Holley Sniper fuel injection system, spent gases are sent through a set of shorty-style headers and out of a MagnaFlow dual exhaust to give this TR6 the most Triumphant growl a British sports car has made in decades. Those ponies are routed through a Tremec five-speed manual transmission before heading out to the factory rear end, which transmits power to a set of new 16-inch, eight-spoke, Konig Minilite-style wheels shod in 205/60R-16 Ironman tires. These tires are tasked with putting all that power to the pavement.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• One Family Car
• 795 Miles Since Rebuild
• 350 GM Crate V8
• Holley Sniper EFI
• Shorty Headers
• MagnaFlow Exhaust
• Tremec 5 Speed
• Rack and Pinion
• Konig Wheels
• Wilwood Power Front Disc Brakes
• New Interior
• Vintage AC
• Custom Dash
• AutoMeter Gauges
• Alpine Head Unit w/ Bluetooth
• New Soft Top
• Paint Matched Hardtop

This 1974 Triumph TR6 V8 Restomod also features a sandblasted and powder-coated frame, a new fuel tank, new wiring, and a new set of Wilwood brakes. Although this TR6 took a long time to become the car you see today, some things are simply worth the wait. Considering just how iconic the last British car that got a big V-8 stuffed under the hood became, it seems safe to say that this Triumph will undoubtedly live up to its name. However, don't wait, as a car like this won't be here for long. Call today!