Sold | Property of a deceased's estate 1969 Triumph GT6 2.5-Litre Mark 2 Coupé

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£18,400 (Est: £15,000 - £20,000)

Property of a deceased's estate 1969 Triumph GT6 2.5-Litre Mark 2 Coupé

United Kingdom • 11 Dec 2025

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1969 Triumph GT6 Mark 2 Coup\u00e9, a 'mini E-Type,' features a Triumph TR6 2.5-litre engine and has been owned since October 2023, though not driven since. Featured in Classic Performance & Retro Magazine in 2012 and benefiting from recent works, it's offered with relevant documentation and history.

Condition

7

The car is described as fast and stylish, and purchased for \u00a326,000 in 2023, but it has not been driven since purchase. There are also bills for \u00a32,500 for works undertaken in 2023. This indicates that the car is in overall solid condition but may require some minor reconditioning.

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Transmission:

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Chassis No:

FC135854

Odometer:

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Reg Number:

TVD 764H

RHD/LHD:

RHD

• Fitted with a Triumph TR6 2.5-litre six-cylinder engine • Featured in Classic Performance & Retro Magazine (2012) • Present ownership since October 2023 • Not driven since acquisition "That TR6 engine combined with the car's tiny lightweight structure results in an impressive power-to-weight ratio.

Okay, it's not 'supercar' fast but it will fly around the M25 quick enough to trigger every camera it passes, and overtaking is a breeze thanks to the responsive engine.

Drop it down a gear, blip the throttle...and you're gone." - Classic Performance & Retro Magazine .

The reference to a TR6 engine above is not a mistake, for this particular GT6 has been fitted with the 2.5-litre 150bhp fuel-injected six of the biggest 'TR', a move that many Triumph enthusiasts believe should have been made by the factory.

'TVD 764H' had been loaned to the magazine by Cambridgeshire based Triumph specialists TRGB, who had the car up for sale.

The article appeared in CPRM 's August 2012 edition (photoc...