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£28,500

1968 Triumph TR5

United Kingdom • 9 Jul 2026 • Lot 5146

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This UK-market, right-hand drive 1968 Triumph TR5 has been meticulously restored and maintained, emphasizing reliable touring with upgrades like a rebuilt engine, enhanced brakes, and adjustable suspension. It presents beautifully with excellent paint, chrome, and a virtually flawless interior, though a few minor exterior blemishes are noted.

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Condition 

8

The car has undergone a full restoration in 2010 and subsequent maintenance. The interior is described as 'flawless' with no cosmetic issues. The exterior has straight panels with no dents or ripples, and the chrome is in very nice condition with minimal tarnishing. The wire wheels are free of damage. However, there are a few noted exterior flaws including peeling paint on the grille, sanding marks on the bonnet, stonechips on wings and door, chips and a scratch on the rear wing, perished seals on rear lights, a damaged seal on the windscreen frame, and a poorly aligned door. Despite these minor points, the overall condition is excellent and close to pristine.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

CP395

Odometer:

95,984 miles

Reg Number:

UYF723F

RHD/LHD:

RHD

This UK-market, right-hand drive Triumph TR5 boasts Valencia Blue coachwork and a black interior, the same colour scheme it left the factory in according to the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust factory record in the history file.

The same piece of paper also shows that it has also managed to retain its original registration number of ‘UYF 723F’.

Restored in 2010 with an emphasis firmly on reliable touring, the highly-regarded Robert J Forster rebuilt the TR5’s 2.5-litre engine with a fast road camshaft.

Around 15,000 miles have been put on it since, meaning it is little more than nicely run-in.

The gearbox was rebuilt using Stag components where possible, and the front brakes are now four-pot jobbies from Wilwood.

The suspension is via adjustable Spax dampers, and the cooling system runs with an electric fan and an uprated aluminium radiator.

The fuel system benefits from a custom-built long-range fuel tank and swirl pot, and the petrol is pumped from it via a Bosch fuel pum...

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£16,312

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£39,850

Median Price (Since 2020)

£75,040

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