The Triumph TR6 was a small roadster introduced by those crazy Brits in Coventry in 1969 to replace the
TR5/TR250 which was really just a slight change to the TR4...etc etc.
The TR6 did last thru 1976 when it was replaced with the wedge shaped
and unloved TR7 and it was always powered by a decently powerful inline-6...until today. Find this 1973 Triumph TR6 V8 offered for $12,500 in Julian, CA via craigslist. Tip from Rock On!
Brand loyalty is something that scheming marketing folks are always trying to tap into, but seldom will you find this in the private vehicle-to-vehicle sales world. However, if you've ever purchased a car from a trustworthy fellow, you know how rewarding that can be, so it makes sense to buy more from the guy...right? Who knows if this seller is trustworthy, but the last feature was his reasonably priced Volvo 122S, and you can also buy his 1972 Triumph TR6 offered for $4,700 in Mechanicsburg, OH via craigslist. Tip from Hunter.
by Brian -- The TR6 was one of the last great British roadsters to come
to America. The TR6 has all of the key components we all desire in a roadster --it's British, is has classic looks and chrome bumpers. This car appears to have
lived a very sheltered life, but the seller is looking to unload it for a cheap price. With some elbow grease you could easily come
out ahead on this TR6. Find this 1972 Triumph TR6 offered for $5000 in Mobile, Al via
craigslist.
Creative without strategy is called 'art.' Creative with strategy is called 'advertising.' -- Professor Jef Richards Chair of the Dept of Advertising & Public Relations at Michigan State University. The problem with surfing craigslist/eBay for too many years is that you start to believe the hype, and you assume that any advertisement with horrible pictures and a terse description is junk -- but that's where you'd be wrong, because some of the best stuff on craigslist doesn't appear to be good at all. Find this 1972 Triumph TR6 offered for $5,500 in Brunswick, GA via craigslist. Tip from Zach. 
currently bidding for $6,831 on ebay reserve-not-met in Maple Shade, NJ.
A wise man once said that rotary powered swaps always come in pairs. Like the Sith, there is always a student and a master, never less/never more. Today's 13B powered Starlet is Darth Sidious, all-powerful and invisible to the untrained eye, but this feature is decorated in garish paint and more resembles a young Darth Maul, eager for battle but untrained. Find this 1974 Triumph TR6 with Mazda RX rotary power for sale in Memphis, TN for $5,800 via craigslist.
The Triumph TR6 was a British roadster introduced in 1969 to replace the TR5/TR250 which was really just a slight change to the TR4...etc etc. The TR6 did last thru 1976 when it was replaced with the wedge shaped and unloved TR7...but that is a story for another time. The TR6 is today a well regarded classic with a thriving aftermarket scene and classic British style. Find this 1976 Triumph TR6 for sale in Pelham, AL currently bidding on ebay for $11,400 with a few hours to go.
Looking for a way to skin your
knuckles fixing things that shouldn't have broken, in between brief
periods of motoring terror as you try to dodge Suburbans and semi trucks
while getting windburn and sunburn simultaneously? Don't want to look
like a hairdresser or secretary while doing so? Then you need a Triumph
TR6! Triumph is a brand
that doesn't get much press anymore - and for good reason - they have
been extinct since the early 1980s. However their last "normal" looking
roadster, the TR6, is still relatively common in the US. If you're
feeling a bit masochistic but are tired of cutting yourself with safety
pins, check out this 1973 Triumph TR6 for sale in Woolwich, ME for $10,000 via craigslist. Tip from Keenan D.
The Triumph TR6 was a popular British roadster sold from 1969 to 1976, and was powered by a 2.5 liter inline-6 engine which sounded great compared to the 1.8 liter in the MGB, but a low-compression carburetted tune for the US market meant it was just as slow as its 4-cylinder competition. Driving a vintage TR6 is a scarf-and-glove affair where you enjoy the scenery and savor the sunshine because getting anywhere is going to take you some time...unless you shove a cammed all-alloy Rover 3.5 V8 into the front. Find this 1974 Triumph TR6 with Rover V8 and 5spd for sale in Pittsburgh, PA currently bidding on ebay for $8,250 reserve-not-met with a few hours to go.
We hope that the Daily Turismo is frequented by car nuts like us: always on the lookout for something weird, cool, powerful, and cheap (or all of the above) to tool around town in and have a bit of fun with. Also if you're like us, you too check out local cruise nights and car shows every once in a while...but you are not the lawn-chair show goer who spends all week polishing their '57 Chevy only to spoil it with a fake "crying kid" leaning against the bumper wearing a crocheted sweater. What we mean to say is, in our roundabout way, that a local low-stress casual car show can be a good place to find your next Daily Turismo, if you know what to look for...and what to steer the hell clear of. Follow along as we check out the cheap classic car market at our local Ruby's Diner "Cruise at the Beach" in Redondo Beach, California located steps from the Hotel Portofino, site of the finish line for the
infamous Cannonball Baker Memorial Sea-To-Shining-Sea Trophy Dash.