Good condition
French collector's title

Small sporty roadster produced between 1957 and 1962, the Triumph TR3 A was the standard bearer of the British brand at that time. The first Triumph car to be fitted with disc brakes as standard, the "A" model is characterised by its "big mouth". The front grille extends across the front of the car like a 'small mouth' with a smaller grille. Almost 60,000 units were sold. This is not surprising, because when you get behind the wheel, its sporty expression seduces the driver. The engine powering this first generation Triumph TR3 is a 2.0L four cylinder.
This Triumph example is in beautiful mechanical and aesthetic condition. The gearbox, devoid of overdrive, accompanies an engine that starts well and is just waiting to be driven. Finished in a light blue paint that is still in good condition, this car has a black leatherette interior. It is equipped with side-screens, a new soft top and its original steering wheel. A mechanical revision is recommended to take the road serenely. Registered as a collector's item, this Triumph TR3 A is eagerly awaiting its new owner.