We do know that the car rolls freely and that the drivetrain is complete, which is about all that we have to work with.
The car is fitted with a 4-speed manual transmission but does not have overdrive. Likewise, we get no indication of the condition of the 1,991cc engine, but the owner does state that he hasn’t tried to start it. We get no indication of the condition of the floors or the frame. The owner states that “what you see is what you get.” The body is largely complete, but the grille is missing. The owner has set the opening bid at $500, but there is a BIN option of $5,000. It is located in Washington, Pennsylvania, and is offered with a clear title. You will find the Triumph listed for sale here on eBay. We don’t get a lot of information from the owner about the car, but it is a car that could represent a worthwhile restoration project. Transportation to most European countries can be organised at competitive rates.Although never officially called it, this 1960 Triumph TR3 is loosely referred to a TR3A, as it was an update of the original TR3, and was introduced in 1957. It comes with a US title (Ohio) and EU import documents (duties paid). The car looks to be mostly complete please check the pictures for all items that are included with the sale. Original body colour probably old english white, with a black interior.īody, commission (chassis), engine and gearbox numbers look to be matching. The chassis is mostly solid, with visible rust through on the lower part of the 2 rear X-section beams (see pictures). The body tub is in relatively good (restorable) condition, but will need to be repaired in the common weak areas: floor boards, boot and spare wheel floor, rear valance and inner and outer sills. This car has been affected the most the top body panels have rusted through in several areas and will need to be replaced. The motorcycles were stored on the floor above the cars, causing battery acid to leak on the body. This 1960 Triumph TR3A has been stored in an Ohio barn for decades, together with another TR3 and a collection of motorbikes.
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