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1965 Triumph TR4A
United Kingdom • 4 Jun 2026 • Lot N/S
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This 1965 Triumph TR4A boasts an exceptional restoration from the early 90s that still presents as new, featuring independent rear suspension and a stunning Signal Red exterior. The meticulous mechanical and bodywork restoration, combined with a high-quality interior finished with Mercedes-grade mohair, makes this a standout example ready for immediate enjoyment.
Condition
9
The car is described as still looking 'absolutely stunning' and 'fresh after 41 years' with a restoration from the early nineties that still looks like it was finished 'a couple of years ago rather than three decades.' The exterior has tight shutlines, no dents or ripples, and the wheelarches are free of corrosion. The interior is described as having achieved a 'wonderful balance between usability and show-worthiness' with seats that are 'firm and plump and barely ruffled.' Mechanically, the engine bay has been restored to a high standard and the engine starts with enthusiasm and idles smoothly. The only minor blemishes noted are a crack in the paint on the offside rear wing and slightly loose material on the sunvisors. The seller explicitly states that it's 'so good that it seems a shame not to get it looking its absolute best' with a professional paint correction, indicating it's near-perfect but could be slightly improved.
/ 10
Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
CTC57991
Odometer:
4,765 miles
Reg Number:
PNW 145C
RHD/LHD:
RHD
The British Motor Industry Heritage Trust production record trace certificate records that it was built in Signal Red with black hood and trim on the 5th of August 1965 as a right-hand drive, UK-spec car.
It was fitted with disc wheels, a heater, and windscreen washer plus the independent rear suspension that marks this as a TR4A.
Goodyear 5.95-15 tyres helped make the most of the improved chassis, and Berkeley Square Garages would have had no trouble finding it a home.
Restored in the early nineties when it arrived back after a sojourn in the United States, it was reregistered with the DVLA in 1995 and has been in the same keeper’s care ever since.
As an engineer – his father started an engineering firm 66 years ago, which he then took over before passing it into his daughter’s hands a decade ago – he restored the chassis and mechanical components, leaving the restoration of the bodywork to Northern Healey.
A local trimmer then fitted out the interior – and not wanting to spoil t...
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£951
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£19,444
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£46,332
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