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1968 Triumph TR250
United Kingdom • 30 Apr 2026 • Lot N/S
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AI Listing Summary
This 1968 Triumph TR250, originally Royal Blue but now yellow, has been recently restored with a new interior and updated components like electronic ignition. While it presents well with a few minor cosmetic and mechanical imperfections, it's a compelling option for those seeking a classic British sports car ready for enjoyment with minimal additional work.
Condition
7
The car is described as being in very good condition overall, especially considering its recent restoration. The exterior paintwork is very good with only a few minor flaws like stone chips and slight door misalignment. The interior is in good shape, with new seats and door cards, but there is a seam that has come undone on the driver's seat. Mechanically, the engine starts well but may need some carburetor tuning. The undercarriage is solid, but the anti-roll bar bushes are perished. These factors indicate a rating of 'Very Good' with minor reconditioning needed.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
CD7987L
Odometer:
0 miles
Reg Number:
FMA 193F
RHD/LHD:
RHD
This Triumph TR250 departed Queen Alexandra Dock in Cardiff aboard the vessel ‘Norbu’ bound for the Leyland Motor Corporation of North America in New York.
The British Motor Industry Heritage Trust confirms it left the factory in 1968 finished in Royal Blue with a black hood and interior, and fitted with optional extras that included a laminated windscreen, wire wheels, Michelin X tyres, and a heater.
Nothing is known of its time ‘Stateside and ‘FMA 193F’ appears to have arrived back in the United Kingdom in around 2015.
The photo album and invoices that accompany the car further suggest it was restored between 2020-22 when it had 73,450 miles on the clock.
The work appears to have been carried out to a very high standard with good panels and paint, a new hood and interior, Minilite-style wheels and new whitewall tyres, and a good fit ‘n’ finish.
It was also converted to right-hand drive.
The seller bought the Triumph TR250 in September 2023 from its only UK-keeper.
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£3,768
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£23,022
Median Price (Since 2020)
£67,956
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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