California car - full restored
DK Classic Cars
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Vehicle details
Vehicle dataMake Triumph Model TR 250 Model name TR 250 Year of manufacture 1968 Chassis number CD/378-L Condition category Restored Mileage 22,026 mls First registration 12/1968 Engine number CD/404-E Matching numbers Yes Technical detailsBody style Convertible Body detail Convertible Power (kw/hp) 77/105 Cubic capacity (ccm) 2,498 Cylinders 6 Doors 2 Steering Left (LHD) Transmission Manual Gears 4 Drive Rear Front Brake Disc Rear Brake Disc Fuel Petrol Individual configurationExterior colour Blue Manufacturer colour name Valencia Blue Interior colour Black Interior material Leather Folding roof Optional equipmentExtra engine
Description
1968 Triumph TR250 - Fully Restored
1968 Triumph TR250 in desirable Valencia Blue with Black leather interior. The car has a factory 2.5-liter inline-six with carburetors and a 4-speed manual transmission. The vehicle underwent a full restoration in August 2021. A British Motor Industry Trust Heritage Trust Certifauce included in the sale confirms factory color and options, assemble /shipping dates, and the Los Angeles dealer's name taking delivery of the car. Two engines (TR6 engine number CF21355VF and TR250 matching numbers CD/404-E) and the original wheels are included in the price.
Full service and inspection just completed. The car is coming out of 16 years' long-term Danish ownership.
Car specifications:
VIN: CD/378-L
Odometer: 22,026 miles
Engine: 2,498 cc, inline-six-cylinder
Transmission: 4-speed manual
Assembly: Coventry, England
History of the 1967-1968 Triumph TR250:
The Triumph TR250 was an update of the TR4A, which added an independent rear suspension option to the original TR4. The TR250 bodywork remained the same, with only minor differences to the grille.
The new 2.5-liter six-cylinder engine derived from the Triumph 2000 sedan, the TR250, carried lean-running twin Zenith-Stromberg carburetors. The car had a four-speed transmission with optional overdrive and a lower rear axle ratio to take advantage of the six-cylinder engine’s torque. The suspension was an independent coil spring all around, with wishbones upfront and trailing arms in the rear. The brakes were Girling discs upfront with drum rears. Steering was by rack-and-pinion.
Only 8,484 Triumph TR250s were sold. Approximately 600 remain worldwide today.
While strictly an intermediate model, as the TR6 came along in late 1968, the TR250 is quite distinctive and can be easily tuned to be a respectable performer.
The car is fully restored to factory specifications.
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Condition & Registration
Registered Ready to drive Accident-free Vehicle-ID: 224051 Dealer Vehicle-ID: K443
Dealer-Imprint
Dkclassiccars
bytoften 10
5550 Langeskov
+45 70 23 15 12
Jesper Nymann
Seller
5550 Langeskov