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I’m new to the forum & have been researching TR3’s for about a year, so I have narrowed down what I am looking for. I’m located in Largo, Florida
& looking for a TR3, ideally with O.D. In any of following colors: dark BRG with tan interior, white with burgundy interior, or red
with tan...
For sale here are two mounting plates for the windshield stanchions for a Triumph TR2 or TR3. $200.00 or best offer.
These are the plates that mount on the sides of the cowl and the windshield stanchions slide on to them.
As I understand, these were used on the Triumph Model-TR2, TR3, TR3A to...
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Afternoon all. So the passenger internal door cable has become separated from the bolt end and the door is closed.
Any ideas how to get the door open without removing the seat and door card?
Many thanks
Triumph TR3 Chassis Frame with Front Suspension, Good Used Condition, 1957, Fits TR2, TR3, TR3A, and TR3B:
This is a Triumph frame originally from a mid-year 1957 TR3. Approximate commission number TS18700. It's from a car that was built with front disk brakes, and it will fit all 1954-1962...
For sale here is an elbow trim piece (uncovered) for a Triumph TR2 or TR3.
Price is $60.00 or best offer.
This piece fits on the left side. It is made of steel (not aluminum or fiberglass).
The seller (me) will pay for shipping within the continental US. Shipping outside of the US will be...
For sale here is a left side door for a Triumph TR3. $90.00 or best offer.
This door has some rust spots but is otherwise solid and in very good condition. (See the photos)
This door is packed in a box that is 31 inches X 23 inches X 3 inches and weighs 13 pounds.
The buyer will pay for this...
Recently completed an engine rebuild and didn't use these parts. Too late for me to return to Moss, so my loss is your gain!
Below is the list of parts along with their Moss part number and price.
VALVE SPRING SET (with double exhaust valve springs) $69.99 831-010 / CVS9774K set of 8
COLLAR...
For sale here are two seat foams for a Triumph TR 2 or TR 3. $50.00 or best offer.
These foam pads are a reasonable substitute for the seat springs.
The photos show the seat foams and one photo shows how it appears with the cover on the foam.
These can be mounted on a piece of plywood and two...
As I was going through boxes of old parts for my 1955 Triumph TR2, I came across a radio.
As the front of the radio dial has TRIUMPH printed on it, I expect that it may be the original radio for this car.
Does anyone have information about what kind of radio came with the Triumph in 1955?
Thanks...
For sale here is a virtually new cam shaft for a TR2, TR3 or TR4 (1953-1967) $150.00 OR BEST OFFER.
This cam shaft is listed "virtually new" because it was in an engine that ran for a few hours.
Due to a failure in the engine (that was unrelated to the cam shaft), this essentially new shaft...
1965 Triumph TR4+ other TR Parts
(PRICES ALL REDUCED as of 27 SEP 2021!):
Triumph TR2-6 Parts For Sale (all do not include shipping):
New TR2-3 floorpans, primed; slightly trimmed/tweaked (less than 1”); easily patched (chassis also fits TR2/3), REDUCED AGAIN! $75.
New TR3 clutch/brake...
I have a newly minted set, L&R, of top door wood rails that will fit up to TS60000. I make these in ash from original patterns and this is a set left over from the last run $100 plus shipping.
Bill
As the outdoor projects wind down, I am looking at beginning to re-assemble the TR3 parts onto the Ratco frame. Does anyone have any experience with the new vertical links with negative camber, or with the three degree castor trunnions? They are available new from a number of suppliers but are...
Would be interested to hear from those who are using metal or nylon rocker arm spacers available from various sources as a replacement for the original springs, due to spring wear or perceived improvement; also from those who see no need whatsoever to ever replace the spring spacers. To my...
Can someone provide a picture of the proper routing for rear brake lines on a '54 tr2. I have many pictures of a tr3 but I would like to confirm that it is the same or different.
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