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£15,400 (Est: £16,500 - £17,500)

1958 Triumph TR3A Roadster

United Kingdom • 5 Aug 2026 • Lot 57

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This Triumph TR3A, matching numbers with a heritage certificate, underwent a thorough restoration in the late 90s. It boasts a British Racing Green paint finish with minor imperfections, a well-preserved red leather interior, and sensible upgrades like an alternator conversion. The car comes with extensive documentation and invoices detailing its history and maintenance, presenting as a smart and usable classic ready for enjoyment.

Condition

7

The car is described as 'very smart condition throughout' with 'a handful of very minor imperfections' in the paintwork and 'no notable dents or large scratches'. The interior and weather equipment are also in good order, and the car starts and drives readily. This aligns with a 'Very Good' (7) rating, indicating slight wear visible but overall solid condition with minor imperfections.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

TS37353L

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

JSK706

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Description Very smart TR3A; Matching numbers with heritage certficate; subject to a thorough restoration in the late 90's; stacks of invoices and smart usable upgrades The Triumph TR3A is widely regarded as one of the definitive British sports cars of the 1950s, combining rugged mechanical simplicity with lively performance and unmistakable period charm.

Introduced as an updated version of the successful TR3, the TR3A brought a wider front grille, improved weather equipment and numerous detail refinements, while retaining the model’s spirited driving character.

This rather smart example was manufactured in October 1958 and sold new through California Sales Inc.

of Los Angeles.

Originally specified in Pearl White with matching white hood over a black interior, factory equipment included disc wheels, a tonneau cover and the desirable optional heater.

Repatriated in 1991, the car has since been the subject of thorough restoration and improvement work, including a repaint in British ...