In 1986 my growing family out grew my 1974 TR-6 with overdrive. I parked it in the driveway thinking I would drive it when they left home. Didn’t happen and now my TR6 needs a new home. Original owner, California car. Completely as it came from the factory except rag top and tires. 131,000 miles. It’s been parked and covered since 1986 but it needs work. Was driven daily and in perfect running order the day it was parked. Car is in Modesto. Asking $4,000. Contact Tom [tomdrew@pacbell.net]

I purchased the TR6 in 1979-80. It was driven until around 1983 or so and then parked in a garage since then. I believe there was a clutch issue at the time. The odometer reading is 95,000 miles. I had a mechanic go through the engine last month. Put in a new battery and plugs. Did get the engine to turn over but not catch. The mechanic came back a week later and the engine would no longer turn over. He thinks material fell into the inside of the engine and its stuck. The car does have rodent damage to the plastic and rubber tubing parts inside the engine as you can see in the pictures. The rag top has rodent damage as well but overall, the car exterior is in good shape with all the accessories (sun visors, lights, original rear view mirror) except I cannot find the car horn cover the steering wheel. It's been rolled out of the garage to get better pictures. I have the cover for the car (also with some rodent damage) when the rag top is down. In addition, I have new wiper blades, molding, and a new dash. Car is located in the Eureka, California area. I am asking $5,000 or best offer. You can use my email (kekovacs@asis.com) or cell phone number (707) 502-9491.

1980 TR-8 $15,000 or best offer. My car was purchased in 1987 and currently has approximately 13,500(113,500) miles on the odometer. It has always lived in a garage. The car has a roll bar and was set up by Bondurant for the previous owner but has never been raced. With the exception of a modern ignition the carbureted engine is as it left the factory. The soft top, seat covers, alternator, and battery have seen less than 1000 miles. High-end radio fitted. Shop manuals, car cover, many spares, and original radio included. Car is located at Sausalito, CA. jim@gregorys.org Photos: https://www.lauralei.com/TR8/

> "1959 Triumph TR3A for restoration. Classic British sports car. The chassis has been sandblasted and repainted with all bushings replaced. All body panels and tub have been stripped and repaired as necessary. New floors, sills and battery box. The radiator has been re-cored, and a safety roll bar fitted. Since the car has been sitting for many years, all panels are now covered with surface rust and will need stripping again. These cars are easy to work on for anyone with a modicum of mechanical ability. The Car should be 90% complete with all major components. Anything missing can be bought from one of the many British car parts suppliers. $5000 cash. Needs trailering." Roger Garlick 209 217 6748

Club members and TR drivers, the time has come. I’m 75 and with a bad back. I had been driving TR3s since 1965. I have had many TRs and lots of fun. What is left are my two best TRs, a ’59 (white), and a ’60 (red). I last showed them in Sacramento in 2018 and Triumphest. You may have seen them at Dixon one year. I showed at Dixon for many years. Both cars are in TR3B configuration. Big engine and O.D. I have plenty of spares and misc. I would prefer to sell to one good home. I’m thinking $50K for the package. More pictures on request. These two cars are not perfect, but they are really good. Private parties only. Reasonable offers will be considered. dlbright@earthlink.net

Here's a shot of some of the TR4 and Stag parts I have for sale. Use this link to see the complete inventory on three pages of the spread sheet. Many thanks. The pressure is on to clean out my "junk!" Email me with questions or for more pictures. leejohn7@gmail.com. John Howard

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