Triumph TR 4A IRS, 1965 information

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Technical data

The Triumph TR 4 is the successor of the Triumph TR 3. This Michelotti styled Triumph came onto the market in 1961.
The Triumph TR 4 is a real British roadster; pure and honest.
 The TR 4 is built with a sturdy separate chassis with independent front suspension and a live rear axle. (IRS versions are equipped with independent rear suspension). The TR4 is equipped with disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear. The bonnet shows a beautiful power bulge which gives space for the two carburettors. The Triumph TR 4 has a very beautiful wooden dashboard that is clear and functional and is equipped with large Smiths clocks. For the TR 4 a very nice "Surrey-top" is available as accessory. The Triumph "Surrey top inspired Porsche to built the Porsche "Targa" versions. The Triumph TR4 is as all the TR versions a real drivers car.

Technical data

Four cylinder engine
carburettors: 2x Stromberg.
cylinder capacity: 2138 cc.
capacity: 105 bhp. at 4750 rpm.
gearbox: 4 speed, manual
top-speed: 175 km/h (110 mph.)
weight: 965 kg.

Information

 Colour Valencia blue with a black interior trimmed with white piping. Remarkable is the presence of the much sought after Surrey top. The car shows all original details but it is fitted with an after market wooden steering wheel and alloy Minilite rims. 


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