Description
1967 Triumph GT6 Mk1
Colour: Crimson red / Carmin Red
Certificate of origin (British Motor Museum) available: Matching
Built by British Leyland in Malines, Belgium, in 1967. A mark of quality for enthusiasts.
First registration in France in 1968. Computerised history from 2006, invoices available on request, consistent mileage. Standard registration document.
In very good original condition: never tampered with and very well maintained by its different owners (3 before me), with only original parts. Well-preserved interior; headlining slightly yellowed in places. Exterior has natural patina and a few cosmetic blemishes—no cover-up work. A thermostatic valve has been added for greater reliability, the only concession to modernisation. Gearbox is smooth; restored in 2009, rear axle rebuilt recently. New battery, and the winter-outgoing maintenance was carried out for sale: oil change, spark plugs, brakes…
Bought in the south of France, stored under cover and free from rust. It hasn’t seen rain for at least 15 years.
Supplied with its correctly fitting protective cover, a box of spare parts, and its complete maintenance manual.
My vehicle is the star of this little YouTube report: Gt6 Mk1 10 March 2017
P. S.: No professionals or would-be clever chaps… Payment by bank transfer or bankers’ cheque only on a working day. No further reservations or even any kind of exchange…
