The TR3B is the unofficial name given to the final version of the Triumph TR3, produced in 1962. It was sold concurrently with the TR4, which started production in 1961. The TSF cars, like the last run of TR3As, have a 1991 cc engine and a transmission with no synchroniser on first gear. The TR3 was then succeeded by the Michelotti styled Triumph TR4. The TR3B was the end of the TR3 line. The TR3B was built beside the TR4 in 1962.
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produced from 1955 to 1962 by the Standard Motor Company of Coventry, England
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Triumph TR3, which was produced in 1962
Year: TR3A (1957
Triumph TR3, which was produced in 1962
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produced from 1955 to 1962 by the Standard Motor Company of Coventry, England
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concurrently with the TR4, which started production
Body style, roadster: TR3A (1957
A traditional open two-seater
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