The Last True British Roadster 1974 Triumph TR6

This is a 1974 Triumph TR6, often regarded as the last true British roadster
The TR6 featured modern styling and performance with stiffer independent suspension and front disc brakes.
Under the hood is a carbureted 2.5 liter inline six, rated for 101 horsepower and 128 lb-ft of torque, paired with an all-synchromesh 4-speed manual transmission sending power to the rear wheels, with a 0-60 in the high 8-second range.
This TR6 benefits from a $13,000 professional engine rebuild and suspension overhaul, and is up for auction on bring a trailer and is selling with NO RESERVE as offered from Cascio Motors.

Time Stamps
0:00 Intro
0:44 Exterior
3:34 Underneath
4:04 Interior
6:10 Powertrain
6:43 Sound
6:50 Drive
9:01 Outro

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[thom-mark]

I have owned two Spitfires in the past, but this is the Triumph I've always wanted.

[fgeiger]

Sweet. You should've given more info on the IRS. Quite unique for the time. The replacement TR7 actually switched to live axle IRS.

[paoflyer]

The way all BAT videos should be made.

[jbauern]

Not true. TRIUMPH still had a roadster TR8
MGB was still being made

[emilefouquet]

What is the mileage ? Why was the Engine Overhauled, unless it was driven for 200K.