Overview
A classic British sports car featuring the iconic 'wedge' profile designed by Harris Mann, finished in a period-correct metallic gold with a tan interior. This convertible model represents the final evolution of the Triumph TR series, equipped with its signature pop-up headlights and a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine.
Story
British Leyland launched this 'Shape of Things to Come' in 1975, but a convertible version was delayed for years due to fears that US safety laws would ban open-top cars. When it finally arrived in 1979, it became the swan song of the entire Triumph brand.
Maker / Origin
Triumph was a cornerstone of the British motor industry, famous for rugged roadsters like the TR3 and Spitfire. By the time the TR7 was produced, the company was part of the massive British Leyland conglomerate, struggling through industrial unrest while trying to reinvent the sports car for a modern, aerodynamic era.
Condition & Value
The paint appears remarkably glossy for its age, suggesting a possible respray or very careful storage. The interior shows some light soiling on the fabric seat inserts and typical wear on the driver's bolster. The convertible top and rear deck area appear intact, though the mechanical state is unknown.