2 x 1¾” SU H6 Carb to Manifold GASKETS & SPACERS for TRIUMPH TR3 1959-62.

The seller notes an added radiator cooling fan as a departure from the stock setup, and the carburetor choke cable is said to be stiff to operate.Īdditional photos show the trunk compartment and also the wheel 2 x 1¾” SU H6 Carb to Manifold GASKETS & SPACERS for TRIUMPH TR3 1959-62 Vehicle Parts & Accessories Car Parts 2 x 1¾” SU H6 Carb to Manifold GASKETS & SPACERS for TRIUMPH TR3 1959-62 The most recent service was conducted in 2018 and included an oil and filter change.

Power is from a 2,138cc inline-four featuring dual SU carburetors and backed by a four-speed manual transmission. The seller notes loose carpeting and separating soft trim, and he also points out that both door handles are in need of adjustment. The interior reportedly was removed during the 2008 repaint and was redone in black, with a suite of gauges behind a banjo-style steering wheel.Īpproximately 4,500 miles are reported on the five-digit odometer, with about 2,400 added by the seller. The black soft top shown in some gallery photos has since been removed, but it is included in the sale along with side curtains and associated hardware. Steel wheels with chrome center caps are mounted with radial tires. A four-point Safety Devices roll bar has been added and is removable. Lights and trim are further shown in the photo gallery below, and the seller notes that the electrical system was rebuilt in 2017. Chrome trim includes the Triumph crest, fender lines, rock guards, and dual fender-mounted side mirrors. The body reportedly was stripped in 2008 and rust was removed prior to a repaint in the present red.

This TR3A is now offered with a soft top, side curtains, and a clean South Carolina title in the seller’s name. The car’s dual-carbureted 2,138cc inline-four is paired with a four-speed manual transmission.

A roll bar has been fitted, the body was refinished in red and the interior redone in black in 2008, and the wiring system is said to have been redone in 2017.

This 1959 Triumph TR3A was acquired by the seller in Tennessee in June 1975 and reportedly has been driven only 2,400 miles since.

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