1948 Triumph

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4 - Cyl.

Manual

trd #2450 1800

Clear

Gasoline

I am helping a local business man sell one of his collection cars. Here is what he ask me to put in. 1948 Triumph TRD#2450 1800 , manual transmission, right hand drive, 4 cylinder, Black convertible, with blue leather interior, Car is in excellent mechanical shape. Brakes were just redone. Body is in good shape, orginal paint and chrome , all in great shape. I have owned it for 10 years. I am the 4th owner. Car was orginally owned by Professor Robert Borkenstein. He was an Indiana University professor who invented the breathalyzer. I have lots of literature, manuals, and some parts. Reason for selling, I am over 80 years in age and I think it is time someone else should enjoy the car. Here is more info about the car.1800' town and country' saloon- produced 1946-1949 Engine 4-cyl. 73x105mm, 1776cc, cr6.71; solex carb, 63bhp (net) at 4500rpm, max torque 92 lb at 2000rpm. Transmission: axle ratio 4.86:1 overall gears 4.86 7.06 11.8 19.18:1 reverse 19.18:1 16.mph/1000rpm in top gear. Suspension and brakes: ifs, transverse leaf-spring, upper wishbones, lever-arm dampers: live rear axle, half-elliptic leaf springs, anti-roll bar, lever-arm dampers. cam and roller steering. 10x1.sin drum brakes all around. 5.75-16 in tires on 3.5 rims demensions wheelbase 9' ft track 4' 2.5" rear track 4' 6.75 " length 14'7" height 5'3" weight 2828 lbs On a personal note, I took the pictures of the car. This is not a redone car this thing is original. It looks solid. If you have questions please contact Delmar 812-847-7181. He is the owner . I am just a friend helping him list his car. Thanks gitarfred!