Triumph For Sale


Triumph sports cars for sale. Used Triumph cars available for sale from individuals and dealers from around the country.

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Triumph TRIUMPH TR8 ORIGINAL Triumph TRIUMPH TR8 ORIGINAL US $6,700.00
Triumph : TR-6 1969 Triumph TR-6 R33 RB25DET Swap Triumph : TR-6 1969 Triumph TR-6 R33 RB25DET Swap US $15,000.00
Triumph : TR4 TR4 (ck) this out   all new webers paint  looking good Triumph : TR4 TR4 (ck) this out all new webers paint looking good US $8,600.00
Triumph : TR-6 TR-6 1972 / 75 High Performance TRIUMPH TR-6 TR6 Roadster Triumph : TR-6 TR-6 1972 / 75 High Performance TRIUMPH TR-6 TR6 Roadster US $3,250.00
Triumph : TR-6 tr6 1969 triumph tr6 Triumph : TR-6 tr6 1969 triumph tr6 US $1,526.00
Triumph : TR-6 Convertible Magenta with Black Interior TR 6 Very Nice Low Reserve Triumph : TR-6 Convertible Magenta with Black Interior TR 6 Very Nice Low Reserve US $6,600.00
Triumph : TR3 A 1959 Triumph TR3A Complete, Running Engine to Restore Triumph : TR3 A 1959 Triumph TR3A Complete, Running Engine to Restore US $2,760.16
Triumph : Spitfire FULLY RESTORED 1980 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE!! WOW! Triumph : Spitfire FULLY RESTORED 1980 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE!! WOW! US $10,541.50
Triumph : TR-6 TR6 1973 Triumph TR6 - Texas Car Triumph : TR-6 TR6 1973 Triumph TR6 - Texas Car US $5,050.00
Triumph : TR7 Convertible Roadster 1980 Triumph TR7 Convertible Nice solid New top & tires Triumph : TR7 Convertible Roadster 1980 Triumph TR7 Convertible Nice solid New top & tires US $3,545.00
Triumph : TR7 2.0 litre 1981 Triumph TR7 Triumph : TR7 2.0 litre 1981 Triumph TR7 US $760.00
Triumph : TR-6 1974 TRIUMPH TR-6 ROADSTER Triumph : TR-6 1974 TRIUMPH TR-6 ROADSTER US $5,100.00
Triumph 1959 Triumph TR3A Triumph 1959 Triumph TR3A US $4,000.00
Triumph TR3 Triumph TR3, 1961. Triumph TR3 Triumph TR3, 1961. US $3,202.00
Other Makes 73 TRIUMPH STAG ROLLING W/O DRIVE TRAIN STRAIGHT!! Other Makes 73 TRIUMPH STAG ROLLING W/O DRIVE TRAIN STRAIGHT!! US $610.00
Triumph : TR-6 1972 Triumph TR6 *ONE OWNER RESTORED FULLY DOCUMENTED* Triumph : TR-6 1972 Triumph TR6 *ONE OWNER RESTORED FULLY DOCUMENTED* US $24,500.00
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Triumph Motor Company began in 1897 as the Triumph Cycle Company by Siegfried Bettmann. In 1902, it began creating motorcycles along with their original bicycles. Most of what they manufactured at this time was from used parts; however, by 1907 they had moved their plants and began creating their own parts. During World War I, they received several orders for their 550 cc Model H from the British Army. by 1918, they were the largest motorcycle maker in Britain.

In 1919, Claude Holbrook joined as general manager and by 1921 suggested that Bettmann purchased the assets of Dawson Car Company. After this purchase was made, production began on the 1.4-liter model by the name of Triumph 10/20. The design was the creation of Lea-Francis who received a royalty of every car sold. In 1927, the Triumph Super 7 was unveiled and was sold until 1934.

1930 brought the new name of Triumph Motor Company. At this time, Triumph Motor Company was using used engines with designs from Coventry Climax. In 1937, they began to create their own designs by Donald Healey who was assigned the position of experimental manager in 1934.

In 1936, financial troubles were seen which caused the sale of the bicycle and motorcycle business. Healey purchased an Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 and created a new car with an Alfa inspired straight 8 engine which was named Triumph Dolomite.

In July 1939, the company went into receivership and everything was offered for sale. T.W. Ward purchased the company and gave Healey the position of general manager. However, World War II stopped all production of cars as it did for many European car manufacturers. The factory was totally destroyed by bombs in 1940.

After the war, Triumph Motor Company along with the brand name was purchased by Standard Motor Company in 1944. A subsidiary was created by the name of Triumph Motor Company. The new models of Triumph had no design similar to the pre-war era. As early as 1946, the new model seen was the Triumph 1800 Roadster. Steel was in short supply during this time and aluminum was used for the body.

In the 1950’s, the Triumph name began to be used on sports cars and saloons. In 1953, the Triumph TR2 was unveiled and was manufactured until 1981.


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