Moving from strength to strength during the 1950s and 1960s with its popular and successful TR sports cars, Triumph launched the TR6 in January 1969. Retaining the body-on-frame construction and 6-cylinder engine of the outgoing TR250, the TR6 featured fresh styling by Karmann, including a revised front end and aero-efficient Kamm-style tail. The TR6 enjoyed immediate acceptance and strong demand from sports-car purists. In its road-test report, Road & Track magazine editors described the TR6 as a distinctive combination of qualities at a reasonable price, praising its excellent engine, luxurious interior, and easily operated folding top. Steady improvements were made throughout TR6 production in response to tightening emissions and safety regulations in Triumphs important North American markets. Production ended in 1976 and today, many enthusiasts regarded the TR6 as the end of the line for fun and affordable British sports cars.

Handsomely finished in British Racing Green over proper Black vinyl upholstery, this collector-worthy 1969 Triumph TR6 is offered for sale with under 28,000 indicated miles. Mileage is believed to be actual and the vehicles title is mileage exempt. Power is delivered by a correct 2.5-liter inline 6-cylinder engine equipped with dual carburetors and rated at 150 horsepower, mated to a 4-speed manual gearbox with factory overdrive. Other great features include an AM/FM radio and power brakes, plus a great-looking wood grain dash and wood-rimmed Moto-Lita steering wheel. A Black convertible top and matching boot cover, plus correct badges and emblems finish it off. This wonderful TR6 from the first model year is a collector-quality example, very well-detailed by us at The Last Detail, ready to collect and enjoy as originally intended. Contact us now to see it for yourself, obtain full details, and get ready for spring driving enjoyment with this great TR6!