Triumph - GT6 MK1 RHD - 1967
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1967 GT6 MK1 RHD with a 2000cc six‑cylinder petrol engine, manual transmission, 95 hp, matching numbers, registered in Italy with Italian papers, located in Italy, 61,486 miles, right‑hand drive and in very good overall condition.
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Description from the seller
HISTORIC
The car was imported from England; it has its original booklet and the English plates, then Italian registration was completed. Right-hand drive.
BODYWORK/PAINTWORK
In excellent condition with no rust or dents. Slight scratches but nothing serious; no work needed. Seals in good condition and do not require replacement. Tires at 80%. Chrome, wheels, and bumpers in great condition. The car needs no welding. Windows and everything else are not chipped or broken, only a few scratches due to age.
MECHANICS
The car does not require mechanical work. Brakes done a few years ago. Clutch and gearbox rebuilt; shifts smoothly, 4 gears and OVERDRIVE, a rare option for these cars. Tires at 80%. Suspensions in very good condition. Slight oil leak from the engine, as with many English cars, but only minor maintenance performed periodically. Starts up immediately, both in cold and hot weather.
INTERIORS
Interior in excellent condition; seats are synthetic leather with no cuts or wear, in excellent original condition. Headliner white replaced with a new one a few years ago. Electrical parts all functioning, including heating and fan; everything ok, radio working.
GENERAL
1960s MK1 car, 2000cc, 6 cylinders for connoisseurs, in excellent condition and roadworthy; no work to be done, very rare. Stainless steel exhaust certified by ASI; new chrome wheels. No rust spots; the chassis has been sandblasted and repainted, as well as the exterior paint and interior remade. Clutch, gearbox, brakes, and shock absorbers have been replaced; a complete restoration about ten years ago. A car for those who want to stand out; very rare, early series. In Italy there are few, I’d say about ten. ASI historic car verified; direct pickup, no shipping.
Vehicle visible in Pieve di Soligo, Italy.
HISTORIC
The car was imported from England; it has its original booklet and the English plates, then Italian registration was completed. Right-hand drive.
BODYWORK/PAINTWORK
In excellent condition with no rust or dents. Slight scratches but nothing serious; no work needed. Seals in good condition and do not require replacement. Tires at 80%. Chrome, wheels, and bumpers in great condition. The car needs no welding. Windows and everything else are not chipped or broken, only a few scratches due to age.
MECHANICS
The car does not require mechanical work. Brakes done a few years ago. Clutch and gearbox rebuilt; shifts smoothly, 4 gears and OVERDRIVE, a rare option for these cars. Tires at 80%. Suspensions in very good condition. Slight oil leak from the engine, as with many English cars, but only minor maintenance performed periodically. Starts up immediately, both in cold and hot weather.
INTERIORS
Interior in excellent condition; seats are synthetic leather with no cuts or wear, in excellent original condition. Headliner white replaced with a new one a few years ago. Electrical parts all functioning, including heating and fan; everything ok, radio working.
GENERAL
1960s MK1 car, 2000cc, 6 cylinders for connoisseurs, in excellent condition and roadworthy; no work to be done, very rare. Stainless steel exhaust certified by ASI; new chrome wheels. No rust spots; the chassis has been sandblasted and repainted, as well as the exterior paint and interior remade. Clutch, gearbox, brakes, and shock absorbers have been replaced; a complete restoration about ten years ago. A car for those who want to stand out; very rare, early series. In Italy there are few, I’d say about ten. ASI historic car verified; direct pickup, no shipping.
Vehicle visible in Pieve di Soligo, Italy.
Details
Brand
Triumph
Model type
GT6 MK1 RHD
Year
1967
Located in
Italy
Mileage reading
61486 mi
Registration papers
with Italian registration
Transmission
Manual
Fuel
Petrol
Colour
Black
Horse power
95
Cubic capacity
2000 6 cilindri
Matching numbers
Yes
Matching colours
Unknown
Service book/history
No
Valid MOT
Yes
CoC (Certificate of Conformity) present
No
Condition (Paint & body)
Excellent: requiring no conventional body or paintwork
Condition (Interior)
Excellent: no missing, broken, or damaged parts that require replacement
Condition (Frame & underbody)
Excellent: frame/structure is in a perfect condition, no signs of rust or damages
Condition (Mechanical)
Excellent: mechanically sound, no work to be done, no leaks, no service needed
Condition (Overall)
Very good condition: minimal signs of wear
Vehicle registration
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