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Formula Vee Trailer

Formula Vee trailer for sale;  16′ 2023 Ironhorse wide-body flip top. Aluminum frame GRP body.  Single axle, electric brakes.  Weight 1170 lbs.  Overall height 6’9″  Axle capacity 3,500 lbs. Traveled less than 1500 miles.  Located eastern Pennsylvania.  Asking $9,800.  Paul Buttrose 954 294 6962.  paulbuttrose@gmail.com

1971 Triumph TR6

Restored with thoughtful updates.

Restoration undertaken on what was previously being converted into a rust-free race car:

• California car
• Repainted
• New interior
• Miata Seats
• New top
• Advanced Wiring harness and fuse panel
• LED lights front, rear, interior
• 4 Speed rebuilt at Silver Lake Triumphs
• Rebuilt brake booster
• Sleeved master cylinder
• New clutch master cylinder
• New master cylinder reservoir
• New taillight lens assemblies
• New side marker lenses
• DOT 5 fluid
• AL Radiator
• Electric fan
• Alloy valve cover
• Powder coated air filter housing
• Facet pump with Holley Regulator, inertia switch
• Carbs refurbished at Sliver Lake Triumphs
• FAST Electronic ignition
• Stainless steel sport exhaust
• Koenig Rewind 16 x 7 wheels
• New Falken 205/60 R16 tires
• Braided SS fuel and brake lines
• Replaced diff and rear axles
• New speedometer cable
• Much more

 

For more information, contact Mark at 651-587-4622 or Mark@eFishers.com

1965 Sunbeam Alpine Series IV

Relative owned this car for 59 years. Some thoughtful updates, mostly stock

• Repainted
• New interior
• New clutch master cylinder
• New clutch slave cylinder
• Fresh spark plugs
• Starts easily
• Delightful to drive

 

For more information, contact Mark at 651-587-4622 or Mark@eFishers.com

1974 Triumph TR6

Triumph TR6 cars have had a strong competition history starting with a car built by Group 44, then a competition arm of the American division of British Leyland, manufacturer of the Triumph TR6.

A TR6 Driven by group 44 president and pro driver John McComb, and Bob Tulius, earned invitations to the SCCA National Championship in 1972, 1973, 1974 and 1975 winning ‘D’ production National Championship in 1975. Famous actor, Paul Newman, won the National Championship SCCA in 1976 driving a TR6.

This Triumph TR6 was sold new in Greenville, SC and has a fully documented history since. It has had only 4 owners in the last 47 years that dutifully maintained and enhanced this Mallard Green Triumph. The 3rd owner had the motor rebuilt with performance upgrades including twin Weber carbs and mild street cam. The 4th and current owner purchased the TR6 from Northshore Sportscars in 2014 because he was impressed with the looks and strong performance. A year or so later he became interested in vintage racing after attending one of our race dates and the rest is history as the saying goes. The transition from street car to full vintage race prep proceeded over a few Winters work. All of the required safety components are in place including Fuel Safe fuel, cell, Firecharger onboard fire system, Corbeau race seat, 6 point harness, catch tanks, and cutoff switches.  The upgrades are quite numerous but are not limited to the following list:

-Sam Halkias built motor with race cam and roller rockers

-5 Speed trans conversion

-Wilwood 4 wheel slotted disc brakes

-Triple Weber carbs

-Aluminum radiator

-Oil cooler

-16 inch Panasport racing wheels

-Transponder

-Limited slip differential

-Aluminum flywheel and harmonic balancer

-Koni adjustable shocks

-Front and rear oversize sway bars

 

The car comes with a VSCDA logbook and a great spares package.

 

More information and photos can be found here: https://www.northshoresportscars.com/product-page/1974-triumph-tr6-racecar