1975 | Triumph TR 6

"The open road is calling. Answer with a Triumph."

No one understands pure driving pleasure quite like Triumph. The “TR” stands for Triumph Roadster for a reason, and the TR6 is a shining example of that philosophy. A true evolution of its predecessor, yet with a distinctive character and sharper edge all its own.

The TR6 is, by nature, already a superb driver’s car — but this particular example takes things several steps further.

After years of cruising the roads of the United States, this TR6 made its way to France, where it found itself in the hands of a passionate French restorer. In 2018, it became his ultimate project.

Between 2019 and 2021, the car was completely stripped down and rebuilt from the ground up. The result? A characterful TR6 wrapped in a bold and eye-catching colour: Nardo Grey with black striping. A daring choice — and precisely what makes this car stand out. The modern grey paired with classic black gives this British roadster an aggressive look without sacrificing its timeless charm.

Under the bonnet lies a carefully rebuilt 2.5-litre straight-six engine, now featuring higher compression and bored-out cylinders. The engine was fully cleaned, machined, and reassembled with care. Technically, it’s been upgraded with modern enhancements including an improved oil system, electronic ignition, upgraded suspension, and a sport exhaust with rear silencer.

Inside, you’re welcomed by sport seats that perfectly match the muscular character of the car. And the moment you slip behind the wheel, you feel it instantly: this is a driver’s car through and through.

A Triumph TR6 like few others. Built for those who’d rather drive than polish.
In short: one for the true enthusiast.