Owned by the current keeper for 23 yearsJust three previous UK owners recordedOriginal Buff log book and extensive paperwork includedUpgraded SU carburettor conversionEngine and gearbox rebuilt shortly before current ownershipMulti award winning exampleHPI ClearFew post-war British cars capture the optimism and character of the late 1940s quite like the Triumph 1800 Roadster.

With its distinctive styling, sweeping wings and traditional coach built feel, it remains one of the most recognisable British touring cars of the period.RAS 713 was supplied new to Jersey before coming to the UK in 1986.

This charming Roadster has enjoyed long-term ownership and careful use, the current owner, now 90 years old, has cherished the car for the past two decades.

He is now reluctantly parting with the Triumph after a recent hip injury has made using and enjoying the car increasingly difficult.History & OwnershipThe Triumph Roadster was produced between 1946 and 1949, with the 1800 model serving as ...