1967 Triumph TR4A IRS

KEY FACTS

• This Triumph TR4A IRS is a charming and increasingly rare British classic roadster, reportedly in highly original condition.
• Under the bonnet is a 2.1-litre naturally aspirated inline-four, driving the rear wheels via a four-speed manual transmission with overdrive.
• First registered in 1967, this TR4A IRS was previously registered abroad and is now registered in the UK. The seller acquired it in February 2026.
• The odometer indicates 49,944 miles, though this is not warranted.

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

• This example is finished in the appealing shade of Triumph Conifer Racing Green over a black leather-trimmed interior with white piping and a walnut veneer dashboard inlay.
• It rides on a set of 15-inch cross-spoke wire wheels with chrome two-spoke knock-offs, fitted with Vredestein Sprint ST tyres.
• Equipment includes a fully working overdrive system, a wood-rimmed Moto Lita steering wheel, a wooden gear knob, Jaeger gauges, and a Motorola radio.
• Accompanied by two keys, the V5C, a spare wheel, and an A4 folder containing a large collection of maintenance invoices, reports, MOT certificates, and other history documentation.

CONDITION

• Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition.
• The last MOT test was on 20 August 49,946 miles, resulting in a second-time pass with advisories for slight play in the nearside front wheel bearing and a non-excessive oil leak.

SUMMARY

The Triumph TR4A IRS is a charming and increasingly rare British classic roadster, celebrated for its elegant styling, engaging driving dynamics, and the enhanced comfort provided by its independent rear suspension. This particular example benefits from a desirable specification including overdrive and an appealing colour scheme. It would make a delightful companion for weekend drives and classic car show visits, or as a characterful addition to any collection of British sports cars.

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