ModelHeraldTR3ATR5
LocationAustralian Capital TerritorySouth AustraliaVictoriaWestern Australia
RegionCapital RegionCentral CoastHunter Valley exc NewcastleMid North CoastMurrayNewcastle and Lake Macquarie
Fuel / electric / hybridPetrol
Body sizeMediumSmall
New / usedUsed, Demo & Near New
TransmissionManual
Brand originGreat Britain
Cylinders4 cylinders6 cylinders
Induction / turboAspirated
Dealer / privatePrivate
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ColourBeigeBlueGreenRed
Doors2 doors
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Triumph Convertible cars for sale or order in New South Wales

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1968 Triumph TR5
Manual R
$87,500
Excl. Govt. Charges
FAIR PRICE
Convertible
Convertible
Manual
Manual
6cyl 2500L Petrol
6cyl 2500L Petrol
26,800 km
26,800 km
Private • NSW
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1960 Triumph Herald
Manual R
$18,000
Excl. Govt. Charges
Convertible
Convertible
Manual
Manual
4cyl 0.9L Petrol
4cyl 0.9L Petrol
48,045 km
48,045 km
Private • NSW
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11
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1960 Triumph TR3A
Manual R
$50,000
Excl. Govt. Charges
Convertible
Convertible
Manual
Manual
4cyl 2000L Petrol
4cyl 2000L Petrol
11,220 km
11,220 km
Private • ACT (near state border)
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1968 Triumph TR5
Manual R
$85,000
Excl. Govt. Charges
FAIR PRICE
Convertible
Convertible
Manual
Manual
6cyl 2500L Petrol
6cyl 2500L Petrol
50,000 km
50,000 km
Private • NSW
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