1957 Triumph TR3 Roadster, 85,830 Miles, Signal Red on Black

1957 Triumph TR3 -- Description

1957 Triumph TR3 finished in Signal Red with a Black interior and Black soft top. a 1,991cc straight-4 engine producing 100hp and backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Power is packed into a small engine as the TR3 is capable of reaching a 110mph top speed. This example features; front disc brakes, double A-arm suspension with coil springs and tube shocks in front, leaf springs with a solid live axle and lever arm dampers in the rear, heater,... miles per hour speedometer, and 550x15 tires.Car Covers, Extra Parts, Spare Tire in Trunk, Service invoices, Extra Key, and Heritage Trust Certificate available.Launched in 1955, the TR3 was the successor to the TR2. The 1957 model year had a refreshed look that separated itself from the 1955 and 1956 model and was given the name TR3A by enthusiasts, but the TR3A designation was never recognized by Triumph. The changed look included a wider and less recessed grille, new headlights, door handles, locking trunk handle, and larger bumpers. When all was said and done, the 6-year run of the TR3 gave Triumph a reputation as a leading producer of open two-seat sports cars. A reputation that lasted throughout the 1970's.Fun solid roadster - ready to be driven and enjoyed.What a Value! Make a Fair offer and let's make a deal!