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In early 1969 the TRīs second new body appeared, this time a facelift carried out by Karmann.
The carīs centre section was left almost intact, as from the earlier TR 4/4a/5 & 250 models,
but a new bonnet and boot section was grafted on, producing a more angular, purposeful- looking TR.
In all, 94,619 TRs were built, of which 86,249 found homes overseas, only 8,370 being sold in the UK.
The TR6 was modified in several respects during its production run and the components affected include
the gearbox (ratios) and the optional overdrive (type). The trim was also altered and an air dam was
fitted below the bumper from 1973.
The 150bhp (142 bhp DIN) injection engine continued until the end of 1972, when it was somewhat
derated to 124 bhp(DIN). For the US market the "federal" engine had 2 Stromberg carbs to keep within
the exhaust-emission limits and produced only 104-106 bhp, depending on which year. The TR6
remained in production longer than any previous TR, continuing for the European market until 1975,
and for the US market until 1976.
Classic British Sports Car from Triumph, the 1976 TR6 Convertible.
This example has been finished in White with a Brown interior, new carpeting and black soft top. The engine
is a 6 cylinder producing 106 bhp with twin Stromberg carbs and a 4 speed manual transmission. Recent
mechanical work include new clutch, release fork, bearings, clutch slave and brake master cylinder. This car
is also equipped with factory air conditioning, system complete but currently not working.
Car runs and drives extremely well. This TR6 is very attractive, a great combination of color.
A classic roadster!
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