Launched in 1959, the Triumph Herald had instant appeal. Its attractive design by Giovanni Michelotti marked a change of direction for Triumph and the car also featured innovative engineering. Achieving sales of over half a million during its production years, it continues to be widely sought-after today by classic-car enthusiasts. Here the history and development of the Triumph Herald are explored, as well as the various body styles, including saloon, coup , convertible and estate. Engines and engineering details such as the all-round independent suspension and superbly versatile rack and pinion steering are thoroughly examined. There is also expert hands-on information for those who want to buy and/or restore a Herald, including how to spot a good car and ways of finding genuine or alternative replacement parts.
In this book, Triumph enthusiast and expert Colin Lindsay offers a concise and authoritative guide to owning, restoring and driving this ever-popular classic.
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