Triumph TR2
1955 · Manual
Classic & Sportscar Centre · Malton
1955 · Manual · Yellow
Listed today at Fender Broad, Holt. Last checked today.
This 1955 Triumph TR2 has been built for historic racing rather than the road. It was made on 6 October 1955 as a right-hand-drive car in British Racing Green with red vinyl trim, and was used as a road car until 2008, when it was fully restored for competition. FIA papers on file are dated September 2009.
The 1991cc engine is a race-prepared unit making around 170 bhp, paired with a competition drivetrain, a four-speed manual gearbox and Alfin drum brakes all round. Now painted Ecurie Francorchamps Yellow, it has raced in the UK and Europe for over a decade, and is said to be eligible for the Mille Miglia, Le Mans Classic, Woodcote Trophy, Equipe 50s and Goodwood.
It was last raced at Castle Combe in FISCAR, qualifying third overall. The seller says it needs a small spanner check before it is track ready, and it is sold with a quantity of spares.
Written by Vertar from Fender Broad’s listing. Check the details with the dealer before you buy.
The maker’s official figures for this model, not measurements of this car (No factory 'Race Car' variant specs published; only layout facts from standard Triumph TR2 given, race-prepared cars likely modified.).
£49,995 since it was listed on 12 November 2026. No changes yet.

Holt
Classic car dealer in Holt, Wiltshire, specialising in classic Jaguars such as the XK120, XK150 and E-Type, alongside Aston Martin, Morgan and race cars.
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