Introduction
Dom Ginn
A handsome example of one of Britain’s most characterful sports cars, combining muscular styling and straight-six performance with a useful power-steering conversion.
Introduced in 1969, the TR6 continued the established Triumph sports-car formula of a strong separate chassis, front-mounted engine and rear-wheel drive. Its broader, more angular styling gave the car a distinctly purposeful appearance while retaining much of the proven engineering found beneath the earlier TR5.
UK-market examples were powered by a 2,498cc straight-six engine equipped with Lucas mechanical fuel injection. In its early form, this produced a factory-quoted 150BHP and gave the TR6 particularly strong performance for a British sports car of the period.
This 1971 example comes from ~4 years with our vendor, it is finished in a deep burgundy colour with a black interior, wood-veneer dashboard and painted steel wheels. Its chrome bumpers, compact windscreen and folded black hood complete the wonderfully traditional appearance.
This listing was written from information supplied by Dom after meeting Ali the owner, and having visited and photographed the vehicle.
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*** RESERVE LOWERED ***
Ali has decided to lower the reserve so the highest bidder is more likely to win the car tomorrow evening, good luck!
Thanks,
Colin.
Hi on the mechanical pictures section pictures 83 and 89
appear to show corrosion one with yellow crayon round, was this picked up
by the Mot examiner? Thanks .
Hello, no, the MOT examiner didn’t mention anything about any corrosion.
Hi on the driving video near the end of it,the video shows what looks like 2 holes in the chassis leg! or is it paint/underseal flake parks it’s hard to tell.
Thanks
John
Hi John, give me a precise time on the video and I’ll try to help.
Hi, does the overdrive work ok? Do the windows and locks operate ok? When was the car last serviced? Thanks
Yes, the overdrive works okay. The windows and locks are all in perfect working order. The car was last given a full service and MOT’d about 2 or 3 months ago.
I’ve checked the paperwork and the service was done on 17 June 2026
So it’s a CP engine, I’m unable to find evidence in the paperwork to answer my question, have you had the head converted for unleaded fuel, or do you use an additive, thanks
Hi, I use an additive for unleaded fuel.
Hi, can I ask, if you were keeping the car is there anything you would do to the car. Preventative, maintain or improve / upgrade. Cheers
Hello! I don’t think there is anything I would do. I was tempted to put a luggage rack on the boot, but resisted because the boot space and the space behind the seats was more than enough. It would just have been for the look.
Hi, does it have overdrive? Where is your nearest train station located? Is there anywhere to locate a radio? Thanks
Hello, yes, the car does have overdrive. The nearest train station is Wanstead tube station, which is only a 5-minute walk to my house. I know some people put a radio in the glove box. I prefer to use a small but powerful Marshall bluetooth speaker (c. £100) and link that to my phone to play music or the radio.
Hi, can you tell me what the dashboard wood is please
Hello, it’s walnut crown cut gloss dashboard.
Thank you. Good luck with the auction. It is a nice car.
Hi have you got a buy it now price as I am meant to be on a classic car rally on the 21/9 which is three days before the auction finishes and I am very interested
Hi Stuart, I do have a price in mind but I’m now selling the car through Trade Classics and I don’t think that it can be withdrawn from auction (or if it can, there is a penalty charge). Do you want me to contact Trade Auctions on Monday and find out the position?
I’ve now heard from Trade Classics and I’m told that the car cannot be withdrawn from the auction. Sorry!
Ok thanks for trying
Vehicle Location
E. London
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