Lovely Mallard blue TR6 from 14-year ownership; high 
quality repaint; well-maintained with many new parts fitted; always 
garaged; only 32,690 miles indicated; very smart indeed 
First registered 
in March 1973, this lovely Mallard blue/green TR6 has had just five owners 
from new, our vendor acquiring the car in 2010 when it was showing 19,300 miles 
on the clock. He has maintained the car regardless of expense, as detailed in 
many invoices on file, and has used it sparingly in fine weather only, covering 
just over 13,000 miles in his 14-year ownership, keeping it garaged when not in 
use. 
Although it was already in good condition 
when he bought it, the paint on the front end was slightly faded so he had it 
fully resprayed in the original Mallard with white pin stripes down the flanks. 
This was a very thorough job (bumpers; lights; doors; boot lid; windscreen etc. 
all removed), as shown in photos on file. The bodywork was found to be 
completely rust-free and the paint still looks excellent today. 
A new front grille was fitted at the same time 
along with new weather strips all round and the chassis was cleaned and 
rust-proofed. The wheels were also refurbished and fitted with a set of 
stainless steel rim inserts which really set the car off. A stainless steel 
exhaust system was also fitted.
When acquired, 
the car was running on its original fuel injection system and although this 
worked fine at speed, it was lumpy at low revs so rather than having it 
refurbished, our vendor fitted a pair of SU HS6 carbs which were fully rebuilt 
by Burlen. The inlet manifold was also professionally cleaned and refurbished 
and an ITG panel filter fitted. The distributor was rebuilt by Distributor 
Doctor to suit the carbs and a new fuel pump and brake master cylinder were also 
fitted. The original fuel injection unit is included in the sale if the new 
owner wishes to return it to standard, along with sundry other spares. 
Other expenditure of note includes a new Borg 
& Beck clutch kit in 2012; new front brake discs and pads and a new 
overdrive unit in 2015; auxiliary power socket fitted under the glove box; new 
rubber floor mats, boot trim kit, seat foams, wheel cylinders, spark 
plugs and clutch slave cylinder in 2024. A new carpet set had been 
fitted shortly before the vendor bought the car and the whole interior looks 
very tidy indeed.
Documentation includes a good 
file of invoices extending back some 25 years, the original owner’s handbook, 
two workshop manuals and an agreed insurance valuation of £21,750 in 2016. There 
are also no fewer than 28 old MOTs back to 1986 when the car was showing 12,425 
miles. In fact the car appears so original and well-preserved that the vendor 
suspects that the 32,690 miles currently displayed might even be correct – who 
knows?  
Although it no longer needs one, it has an MOT until March 2025 with 
no advisories recorded and it has barely had any advisories over the last 20+ 
years – always the sign of a good car! Driven to the sale from Hereford, we are 
told that it goes as well as it looks, and it has certainly been starting 
promptly and running sweetly as we have moved it around on site, with good 50psi 
oil pressure.
As you can see in the photos, this 
TR6 looks very smart indeed, both above and below, and you would be hard pressed 
to find a better example at the modest guide price suggested. 
Consigned by James Dennison – 07970 309907 – 
[email protected]