1962 Triumph TR4

This stunning 1962 Triumph TR4 is a rare early-production example, distinguished by its serial number falling within the first 1000 cars built. These early TR4s are highly sought after for their unique, transitional features carried over from the TR3, such as certain interior trim details, early-style gauges, and other subtle design elements that set them apart from later production models. These characteristics, combined with low production sequence, add significantly to the car’s collectibility and historic appeal.
Finished in classic Signal Red with a black leather interior, this TR4 exudes timeless British sports car charm. It rides on chrome wire wheels, enhancing its period-correct aesthetic and sporty character. The car also includes a black tonneau cover, original owner’s manual, factory jack, and knock-off hammer—rare and desirable accessories for the serious collector.
This particular TR4 benefits from long-term enthusiast ownership. The previous owner acquired the car in 1992 and undertook a comprehensive frame-up restoration between 2002 and 2003, including a full engine rebuild. The restoration is well-documented with photographs and detailed invoices, reflecting the care and attention invested in bringing the car back to top condition.
Adding to its provenance, the car includes a documented ownership history dating back to 1972, offering over 50 years of continuous records—an uncommon and valuable attribute for any classic British car.
Whether you're looking for an authentic, early production TR4 for vintage rallies, club events, or weekend enjoyment, this example checks all the boxes: rarity, restoration quality, and a well-documented history.