The Triumph Tr2 and Tr4a ― Setting the Sports Car Standard

This book explores the development of the early models of the Triumph TRs. Failing in their bid to buy Morgan, the Standard Motor Company decided to design their own sports car. The result was the TRX and 20TS, which outlined the shape of what was to become but which also revealed several teething problems. As these were gradually ironed out, the TR2 came on the scene, soon followed by a TR3, which had more power and body options as well as disc brakes. Later, the TR4A would continue to incorporate improvements such as independent rear suspension. This book provides all the information you need about TR sports cars.

John Nikas is the author of Rule Britannia: When British Sports Cars Saved a Nation, which was designated as the Chairman’s Selection for the 2017 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. He was the 2011 Recipient of the Denise McCluggage Award. He is Director of Communications for Moss Motors, and the Director for the British Sports Car Hall of Fame.