1960 Triumph TR3A

This 1960 Triumph TR3A represents a quintessential example of British sports car engineering from the golden era of roadsters. According to the seller, this particular example has been maintained in a highly original state with its original features and design elements intact. The vehicle has been categorized by Classic.com curators as Original & Highly Original, reflecting its well-preserved condition and authentic character.

The TR3A was produced from 1957 to 1962, with approximately 17,720 units built in the 1960 model year alone out of a total production run of 58,236 examples. This iconic roadster holds historical significance as the first British production car to feature front disc brakes as standard, a testament to its sporting pedigree. The 1960 TR3A continued the evolution of the TR3 series with a wider grille, exterior door handles, lockable trunk handle, and larger bumpers compared to its predecessor.

Key characteristics that make this vehicle special include:

• 1991cc inline 4-cylinder engine delivering responsive performance
• 4-speed manual transmission with rear-wheel drive configuration
• Vibrant red exterior with red and burgundy interior
• Convertible body style with 2 doors in LHD configuration
• Independent front suspension with coil springs and leaf-sprung rear axle
• Front disc brakes paired with rear drum brakes

According to the seller, this TR3A features a tight, strong, and reactive driving experience characteristic of the model. Located in New Braunfels, TX, this roadster embodies the adventurous spirit of post-war British motoring and remains an excellent entry point into classic sports car ownership. For more information on the Triumph TR3A market and similar vehicles, visit the Triumph TR3A market page.