1972 Triumph TR-6 Overdrive Roadster for sale in San Antonio, Texas

So, here's the story...I bought this beautiful, and fully restored, 1972 TR6 from MyRod in Ft. Worth last December. I had looked for some time to find a nicely redone and exceptional car and found this one. MyRod is a collectible car seller who personally knows the owner from Arkansas who had restored the car. The car was apparently a frame off restoration and was completed about four years ago and 3100 miles ago. I was told the odometer was set to zero at completion.

I would say that the last owner spared no expense in restoring this great little car. The engine was rebuilt, bored out to 2.6 Liters, added a mild cam, custom headers and a 2 1/2" exhaust system from Moss Motors, and two new Weber side draft carbs with K&N filters. The engine runs and sounds great...runs like a sewing machine. If you know Triumphs, you know this is a strong and reliable engine with lots of low end grunt and torque. The last owner spent a lot of money on engine bay improvements that can be seen in the photos. He added a spin on oil filter, oil cooler system, improved fan and a new shroud. Engine runs cool and has excellent oil pressure.

I have had the car up on a lift lately and can vouch that there are many, many new parts including all new bushings, mounts, shocks and springs. Front rotors are new as are the front pads and rear brakes...she stops well. Potential buyers would be able to talk with the local mechanic to vouch for all of the work completed and the general condition of the car's mechanics, frame, underside,

body and paint.

Since I purchased the car, I replaced the existing steel wheels with four new Dayton 72 spoke wire wheels and new Coker 185/15 Radial Redline tires. I have also replaced the clutch slave cylinder, the lower hydraulic line and added an adjustable clutch rod. I have also replaced all of the exterior plastic lenses and one tail light housing that had some peeling chrome. I also installed a new wood Nardi steering wheel, hub and horn button ...looks fantastic and the horn even works.