1972 Triumph GT6 for sale

What a great find. We love seeing cars like this! With over 30 years of dirt, wouldn’t you just love to be the first to clean this old girl?

From the seller: “Triumph GT6 1972 in totally unrestored condition barn find . The car is all original and has been stored for 32years and is in remarkably good condition. There are no floor or chassis issues as all are rock solid , sills , arches , wings and boot are superb with also no panel dents ,there is a tiny bit of surface rust to tip of nose cone to bonnet , minor. Interior is dirty but perfect . Seats are solid and not damaged.”

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