1956 Triumph TR3 "Small Mouth" RoadsterPresented here is this 1956
Triumph TR3 "Small Mouth" Roadster, finished in black over a black
and red interior. Recognized for its low-slung profile, cut-down
doors, and distinctive "small-mouth" grille used on the earliest
TR3 models, this British roadster captures the straightforward,
driver-focused design that made the Triumph name well known among
sports car enthusiasts.Highlights:- Exterior Color: Black- Interior
Color: Black and Red- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- 1,991cc
Inline-Four- SU Dual Carburetors- Convertible Soft Top- Side
Curtains- "Small-Mouth" Grille- Classic 3-Spoke Banjo-Style
Steering Wheel- Jaeger/Lucas InstrumentationPower comes from a
1,991cc inline-four engine paired with a 4-speed manual
transmission and dual SU carburetors. Additional equipment includes
a floor-mounted shifter, a 3-spoke banjo-style steering wheel,
chrome trim, a front chrome bumper, wide whitewall tires, and steel
wheels with chrome hubcaps.The black and red interior is fitted
with bucket seats and features a passenger grab handle,
dash-mounted rearview mirror, door pockets, and Jaeger/Lucas
instrumentation that reflects the car's original character.Having
recently emerged from long-term storage, this Triumph is currently
not running and will require recommissioning before returning to
the road. Offering an opportunity for the next owner to bring an
early TR3 back into service. Offered at a bargain price, this
British classic is competitively priced for its potential. For
$8,950
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