The Triumph
TR 2 is the successor of the Triumph 2000 Roadster. TR 2 which was built
from the year 1953 until the year 1955. The Triumph TR 2 was the first
sports car in the long, successful, Triumph TR history ending with the TR
8 in the mid-1980ies.
The car shows a very remarkable body shape with deep door cut-outs and
very nice flowing wing- and tail-lines. The headlights are located way
up in front of the bonnet looking a bit like frogeyes.
The Triumph TR 2 is a no nonsense sports car; very robust, simple and
reliable, a true British sports car all over. The engine was a Standard
Vanguard based, cast-iron, long stroke, in-line four cylinder with a
displacement of 1991cc. The engine was equipped with two S.U.
carburettors giving a power-output of almost 100 bhp.
The TR 2 is a pure
two-person roadster, a classic generously giving you the fifties British
sports car feeling, rough but honest. It comes with a simple soft-top for
weather protection. Separate clip-on side screens can additionally be
attached to the doors.
Technical
data
Four-cylinder
engine
cylinder capacity: 1991 cc.
carburettors: 2x S.U.
capacity: 96 bhp. at 4800 rpm.
top-speed: 170 km/h. - 106 mph.
gearbox: 4 speed, manual
weight: 900 kg.
Information
Colour red with a black leather interior trimmed with
red piping. Featured are wire wheels and a chrome
luggage rack.
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