1959 TRIUMPH TR3A SPORTS ROADSTER

1959 TRIUMPH TR3A SPORTS ROADSTER. WINCHESTER BLUE WITH BLUE TRIM. NAVY BLUE CLOTH WEATHER EQUIPMENT. FACTORY FITTED 4-SPEED WITH OVERDRIVE GEARBOX. 60-SPOKE CHROME WIRE WHEELS. ADJUSTABLE STEERING. EXCELLENT GROUND-UP RESTORATION WITH EXQUISITE COACHWORKS.

[@poorbuthonest]

I own a 1960 LO TR3a and it is an absolute dream to drive. I can see that this Winchester Blue vehicle is an absolute stunner - someone will treasure it I hope.

[@larryblack9438]

Finally, someone KINDA gettin on it.
Well done

[@haroldkreye8770]

Thanks for the ride.

[@benhur_9377]

❤

[@Miles-tc5ht]

what a car! it is priceless.

[@josephakendrick529]

I love it!

[@thrunsguinneabottle3066]

So beautiful.
In the 1950s, Triumph had so little capacity to make bodies that very few panels had compound curves.
Most of the panels had simple curves, which, when assembled into the complete car, looked compound, owing to the cleverness of the design.
But it is a bit noisy. Is there a silencer (muffler) missing?

[@WillBlake999]

Do you have a color code for that color? I have been looking for this color to no avail

[@michaelwalter3399]

It makes my '67 MGB look like too much car.

[@axiomist4488]

It's missing the rear seat .

[@adamfrumkin4487]

How much is this for sale for. Would like additional information.

[@cirrus1964]

Well, they are nowadays, when in mint condition about 50K $ €. I am 76 nw. In 1970 I payed $/euro 800,- for a mint British Racing Green version.