Buying or Selling a 1959 Triumph TR3A?

 

Produced between 1957 and 1962, the Triumph TR3A was the second generation of TR3s, although the “A” designation was never made official. The first TR3 model was introduced in 1955. The improvements made on the TR3A included a full width radiator grille, a lockable trunk handle, and exterior door handles—that were part of an optional kit on the previous TR3. A manual four-speed transmission with overdrive was bolted to the 1.9-liter engine. Standard disc brakes were fitted in the front for the first time on a British production car. The driving experience was significantly improved and the sales went up. The 1959 Triumph TR3A was slightly reworked and featured raised stampings under the bonnet, as well as a redesigned rear floor section.

 

1959 Triumph TR3A Seller’s Guide

The Alex Manos team enjoys an excellent reputation for great service when it comes to helping their clients and friends sell their classic at the price they want. The team regularly shares tips and advice to help you make a smart transaction. One thing they’ll tell you for example is to take your 1959 Triumph TR3A to your trusted classic Triumph mechanic and see if there are any small fixes that can be made. This step can end up increasing the value of your classic and save some hassle. In addition, Alex Manos and his team have a wide inventory of classics for sale and they’re always looking for new models to grow their inventory, including examples of 1959 Triumph TR3A. The team has been in the classic car industry for many years, which gives them an extensive knowledge of the different makes and models as well as the best practice for each steps of the process of buying and selling a classic.

 

Call the Alex Manos team today to find out more about their tips and ask for their advice concerning the sale of your 1959 Triumph TR3A. The team is looking forward to speaking with you on the phone and to meeting you at their Los Angeles classic car dealership. Connect soon to get started!

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