1958 Triumph TR10

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1958 Triumph TR10
Chassis/VIN TBE4289LDLBMileage 65,611 MilesEngine 948cc Inline-FourTransmission ManualBody Style Sedan
The 1958 Triumph TR10 was a compact British car marketed in North America as a rebadged version of the Standard Ten, produced by the Standard Motor Company and owned Triumph at the time. a 948cc OHV inline-four rated at 40 hp and Four-speed manual transmission.
The TR10, a Four-door economy sedan weighing about 1,680 pounds was introduced as a practical, economical alternative to the more performance-oriented Triumph TR2 and TR3 sports cars, aiming to capitalize on Triumph’s growing reputation in the U.S. market.
Professionally repainted, the bumpers re-chromed, the interior redone ... transmission, brakes, wiring ... The car is rust free, has some minor scratches, and is free of any fillers. She’s a looker and a fun ride. She is uncommon; we’ve never seen another one in our area and or at the British car and bike shows we have attended.”
The TR10 resembles other small European cars of the era, often being mistaken for a Morris Minor or even a Mini. The TR10 was appreciated for its simplicity, reliability, and affordability - selling New in 1958 for around $1,800 new in the U.S.
Totally restored with a new paint job, re-chromed bumpers, new interior, and mechanicals with new or original replacement parts.
Repainted interior with reupholstered black vinyl seats and black/white door panels, New “parcel shelf” liner and headliner, New carpet, Boot refurbished, Rebuilt engine & transmission, brakes, and wiring
New parts purchased through British car parts supplier Kipp Motor Company and purchased original parts from TR10 expert/supplier
All original glass, Red Bakelite steering wheel, Folding rear seatback for extended cargo space, 80 mph speedometer, New Remington Touring 155/80R13 tires
Spare tire, Jack and lug wrenches, included.