The grille looks like a "small mouth" so it's either a TR2 or a first year TR3. that awesome!
I had a '60 TR3 in 1972. I lied to people and told them it was a '59 so it would sound as old as it looked. Mine had a replacement plywood floor and paint that looked like Amish barn painters did it, but it was my first Brit car. There was no globe medallion on the hood and the rear bumpers were missing. When it finally quit running at the end of summer, I looked under the hood and shrugged my 19 year old shoulders. Sold it the next day for $600, doubling my money.
40 years and several Triumphs later, I've learned a lot. All I enjoy doing is spending my final retired years working on and driving Triumphs. Bury me in a TR7. It'll be cheaper than a casket and more stylish.
The love of my life also has a TR. She sold her Jag XJ6 about ten years ago and found this '64 TR4. She lets me work on it:
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