1974 Triumph Dolomite Sprint

From the seller: “1974 Triumph Dolomite Sprint, 2 litre 16valve engine with 4 speed gearbox with overdrive 74000 miles on the clock but cannot verify if that is correct.

The car does need of some tlc or restoration, it does run and drive but will need fuel hoses, brake hoses etc. The car is complete and the body is fairly solid and straight- not a rot box, only rust I can see has a small pin hole on the o/s windscreen pillar and one bonnet hinge has become detached on one side., the doors are all in good shape too.

Interior is in good order,with seat covers keeping the original black seats in good condition, new carpets have been fitted a few years ago , headlining is good and so are the wood dashboard and door cappings. Could be an easy one to get back on the road keeping the patina or as a full restoration ”

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