1954 Triumph TR2

In 2023 traveled to the lush green valleys of Western Oregon and filmed this stunningly beautiful 1954 Triumph TR2.

The owner had a vision for his Triumph that combined classic elements of road cars and rally cars. The result is a flawless creation that is equal parts, intriguing and inspiring.

I hope you enjoy watching this film as much as I enjoyed making it.

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[davehogye]

This TR2 is excellent! It has a top shelf, first class, high standard restoration, with perfectly applied custom details. I first saw it at the Marin Triumphest last fall and again at the Sonoma Raceway Kastner Cup race event in April. Cheers to good taste and high standards. Thanks.

[damianmackinlay]

What gorgeous little car. Love what you’ve done with it.

[jimfeiten]

I've got 3 TR3As What a great video you posted, It all started with your car.😄

[karenbergevine]

I owned a 59 and it was my favorite car i ever owned. I keep looking for one for .my last car

[terencefield]

I had one in Liverpool in 1970, it was dreadful, and one day it failed to go round a Sefton Park roundabout, went over it, and mercifully died, and was taken to the great junkyard in the sky. It was not missed

[tattooednow]

Lovely car... I have one and she has been in the family for over 30 years now. Runs like a dream. I would love to know who made those covers for the widscreen fittings on the sides that now hold the mirrors. I always wanted to do something similar with mine as i too have aeroscreens. Maybe someone can help?

[JJZBULLITT]

I don't understand the spare on the luggage rack. The car has a perfectly good spare compartment under the boot, why not use it? Aside from that, I love the spartan interior with the aluminum door cards and the leather gearbox tunnel cover. The Connaught Green livery and wheels looks perfect with the Brooklands screens.

[mikestrang]

I am building my 55 tr3 in much the same way I wounder where he got those mirrors.