There is never truly an off-season on the Hemmings Marketplace, nor in the collector car space at all. But when the calendar ...

The 1962 Triumph TR4 occupies a rare space in classic motoring, where honest mechanical charm coexists with an electrical ...

If you wanted a car that was the very antithesis of a new one bristling with electronics and driver aids, the Triumph TR4 qualifies through its analogue simplicity. A review by Classics World notes: ...

The TR4 A was built between 1965 and 1967 and was Triumphs sportscar offering. The Triumph TR4A comes with a 2.1 litre straight four engine producing 105hp, making this a nippy British sportscar.

Some stories are too good and long to tell (or read) in just one installment, so here is the tale of this remarkable car’s three very different phases of life in my hands in three logical segments.

Some stories are too good and long to tell (or read) in just one installment, so here is the tale of this remarkable car’s three very different phases of life in my hands in three logical segments.

Overall everything went well. The requesting of the original owner for the vehicle keys was never done as I was never notified of a reply.

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Back in 2008, this 1965 Triumph TR4A was part of an executor’s auction of 28 classic motorcycles, including Manx Nortons, and four classic cars. Lot 1 had really taken my fancy: a 1958 Triumph TR3, ...