XNT994 UK Triumph Herald Convertible
This fabulous 948cc Triumph Herald Convertible has been in our database for a few years and here it is photographed (by me) at the TSSC annual show at the Stafford County Showground. Commission No : […]
This fabulous 948cc Triumph Herald Convertible has been in our database for a few years and here it is photographed (by me) at the TSSC annual show at the Stafford County Showground. Commission No : […]
It’s always great to find elements on a car that refer to the manufacture date – with a dated part you can tell if it’s likely to be original. Although there were no doubts the […]
Of course, here in the UK ‘summer’ is always a bit of a mixed bag, you certainly can never plan an event, expecting glorious weather as the weather is so unpredictable. So with sunny, warm […]
Always a worry as the Triumph Herald heads into the testing station. Thankfully a pass! Celebration photo opportunity on the way home. Mileage covered in one year – 188! This is particularly low and was […]
Following on from our recent trip to the Isle of Wight and visit to Newport records office, we have an earlier date for the arrival of our car on the Island – and it was […]
With a registration for Ohio as 732YEN this car Y18715LCV was on the database list from 2011 with the owner as Randy Joles. Fast forward to 2017 and the new owner has come forward with […]
Munns and Underwood new unit at Exmouth Road didn’t last particularly long. There were a number of changes with Wadhams, the holding company, making wholesale changes to the company. These superb photos date from 1966/67 […]
Useful period info for the 948cc Herald – and other cars of the era. The right pump is really important and original units with a rebuild kit is always better than the ‘new’ ones available.
A fabulous photo from 1960 showing clearly how near to the sea Ryde Garage on Victoria Street was. This elevated shot doesn’t necessarily show the hill towards the sea but Ryde Pier can clearly be […]
A unique feature on the early Triumph Heralds was an additional parcel tray which was located underneath the dashboard passenger side cubby box. This grey plastic-coated wire element has been nicknamed the ‘chip basket.’