1973 Triumph TR6 Base

OVERVIEWThe Triumph TR6 was introduced in 1969 as a re-skinned successor to the TR5/TR250, sharing that model's 2,498cc inline-six. The engine was offered in two distinct forms by market: a fuel-injected version for the UK and Europe (150 bhp, de-rated to 125 bhp starting in 1973 via revised camshaft and injection metering), and a carbureted version for the US market, rated at 104 bhp, which is what this car has. This car's commission number, CF10506U, falls within the documented 1973 model-year range (CF1U-CF12500U) for US-market carbureted TR6s, per the Vintage Triumph Register's production records. 1973 also brought a factory running change relevant to this car: an air dam fitted below the front bumper, a change made partway through the model's production run. The TR6 remained in production through 1976, when it was replaced by the TR7, and was the most-produced TR model up to that point. The model is supported today by the Vintage Triumph Register, a national marque club for Triumph owners.View More

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