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Sports 6/ Vitesse 6 |
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A show-winning Sports 6. |
A Sports 6 as purchased in 2001. |
Sports 6. |
Kevin Bowen's Sports 6 being enjoyed as an impromptu picnic table! |
Kevin Bowen's Sports 6 as it transforms in 2003! |
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Sports 6 formerly owned by Robert Dunkley. |
Léon Guyot's Vitesse 6 with new Oregon vanity plate "63 VIT"! |
Chad Jester's Sports 6 "as delivered." |
Cecil Wise's Vitesse 6 -- possibly the oldest extant Vitesse convertible. (Engine and dash have been upgraded to 2L spec.) |
Andy Mace's forlorn Sports 6 is now in upstate New York, awaiting eventual attention. |
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Ronnie Babbit's Sports 6 takes the turns at the VTR 2004 National autocross. |
Chad Jester's Sports 6 saloon "as found." |
Paul Barlow's Vitesse 2L saloon. Note additional rear reflectors required in Switzerland, where the car was first sold.
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Herald 948 twin-carb Convertibles and Coupés |
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948TC convertible, one of the oldest extant production Herald convertible. |
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Barry Nelson's early Coupé, perhaps originally brought into Canada. Note early bootlid with TRIUMPH "script." |
Willie "Ray" Sinclair's Coupé. |
Yet another Coupé shows up on eBay: September 2003! |
Daryl Shaw's 948TC Coupé. |
An early US-spec 948TC Coupé in Alabama. This car has seen better days! |
Herald 948 single-carb saloons (sedans) |
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Mike Coleman's very original Herald 948 sedan. |
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Herald 948 twin-carb saloons |
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Jill Kallos's very rare twin-carb 948 Herald saloon. |
Another genuine twin-carb 948 Herald saloon surfaced in England: eBay 9/03. Interior has "usual" twin-carb dash. |
A twin-carb 948 Herald saloon, somewhere in Australia. |
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Herald & Sports 1200 |
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Bill Kelly's 1962 Herald 1200, taken at the Westwood, NJ, Show in 2001 (courtesy NJTA). Note HERALD on the bonnet; most all North American-specification Herald 1200s had TRIUMPH on the front. |
A Herald 1200 sedan found in Virginia several years ago (since parted out). |
Rear view of a Sports 1200 convertible. Herald 1200s in the US were badged as such from around 1965. |
Cliff Watts' 1200 Estate. Click on the picture for more on 1200 Estates. |
Sports 1200 convertible. |
Andy Mace's Herald 1200 sedan. |
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GA16005LCV, a "Personal Export Delivery car in Colorado. Click on the picture for more information and images. |
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Herald 13/60 |
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Cyndi Johansen's home market 13/60. |
13/60 Estate. |
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Herald 13/60 US-specification (more info and pictures) |
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A genuine, original, US-spec 13/60. |
Another of the US-spec 13/60 convertibles. |
A US-spec 13/60 sedan (sans roof). |
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Mayflower |
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A tired but restorable(?) car spotted in PA (now sold)! Click image for more pictures. |
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Triumph Atlas Van and Pickup |
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Ian Cox's Triumph Atlas. Click for a larger image. |
Ian Cox's Triumph Atlas. Click for a larger image. |
Another Triumph Atlas; still around somewhere? Click for a larger image. |
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Triumph 10 |
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A 1960 Triumph 10 Estate Wagon, in Texas; on eBay 6/03! |
Andy Mace's 1960 Triumph 10 Estate Wagon. Rough, but restorable. (Note: I'm only the second owner.) |
Rear shot of a 1959 Triumph 10 Estate. |
Same as left, but after restoration. |
The car that started me -- at age five -- on a lifelong interest: Dad's 1959 Triumph 10. I'm in the RF seat, and my sister is in back. Picture taken around 1959, when the car was almost new! |
Another late Triumph 10 Estate Wagon in Georgia. Also rough, but restorable. Note "61" on windshield; "leftover" 10 Estates were still mentioned in Triumph USA price lists in 1961. |
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Matt Wilson's 1958 Triumph 10 Estate |
John Young's Triumph 10 sedan. |
Barry Young's Triumph 10 Estate Wagon, in California. Car has been in the family from new! |
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Now what if...Triumph had gotten into the Airport Limosine business, ala Checker? :-) |
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Bond |
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Charlie Frick's Bond Equipe. |
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Standard and Triumph Pennants |
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Andy Mace's Standard Pennant. Click on the picture for more and larger images. |
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