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TRIUMPH TR3 black
TRIUMPH TR3 black
TRIUMPH TR3 blue
TRIUMPH TR3 brown
TRIUMPH TR3 brown
TRIUMPH TR3 engine
TRIUMPH TR3 engine
TRIUMPH TR3 green
TRIUMPH TR3 green
TRIUMPH TR3 interior
TRIUMPH TR3 interior
TRIUMPH TR3 red
TRIUMPH TR3 silver
TRIUMPH TR3 silver
TRIUMPH TR3 white
TRIUMPH TR3 white
TRIUMPH TR3A black
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TRIUMPH TR3A engine
TRIUMPH TR3A green
TRIUMPH TR3A interior
TRIUMPH TR3A red
TRIUMPH TR3A silver
TRIUMPH TR3A white

Triumph TR3 A from 1961 by staffan | show original size

triumph tr3

Triumph TR3 is a sports model car manufactured by Standard Triumph of England between 1955 and 1962. The popular model with a facelift known as TR3A was commissioned for manufacturing in 1957 and the last version of the model, the TR3B was manufactured in 1962. Assembly of the bike was done in various locations that included Coventry, England, Melbourne, Australia, South Africa and Mechelen, Belgium. The car had a FR layout and was classified as a sports car and the Powertrain featured a 1991cc straight 4 engine mated to 4-speed manual overdrive. The car had a wheelbase of 88-inches and was 151-inches in length, width of 56-inches and height of 50-inches. The Triumph TR3 at curb weight tipped the scale at 955kgs. The sports car was preceded by Triumph TR2 and its successor was Triumph TR4. The TR3 was truly designed for sunny weather and there was removal protection from rain.

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