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For Sale: 1957 Triumph TR3 in Los Angeles, California
A massive amount of hours and development has gone into it.
All tr4 running gear from brakes to suspension to the engine.
Reportedly producing 110 hp.
This is a fast and fun TR3 with spectacular looks.
Very nicely finished with a lot of attention to detail.
Brand new side curtains and top, still in box.
The build was over $60,000 dollars.
Just been serviced by the Chequered flag in Chatsworth
California.
A very fun and fast car to drive.
Many receipts and books for the work done.
Clean title
Drive something very special !!.
Please check all the photos on our website.
OUR SHOWROOM IS CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES, CA USA.
PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL US AT SPORTSCAR LA SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS.
USA 310 330 9909
INTERNATIONAL +1 310 330 9909
WE SHIP WORLDWIDE AND ARE HAPPY TO HELP ARRANGE SHIPPING
DOMESTICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.
WE ARE OPEN TO DISCUSS A REASONABLE OFFER.
PLEASE NOTE: ALL CARS SOLD AS-IS. WE ENCOURAGE INSPECTIONS.
PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT ALL CARS SOLD TO CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS ARE
SUBJECT TO CA SALES TAX AND LICENSING.
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