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I’d love to row thru the gears around Huntington Beach in that beauty. As an aside a high schooler on the mail route I had had a red TR6. Another had a black/gold Europa, one had a tricked out customized (by himself) Super Beetle and the son of D. Wayne Lucas (the horse trainer) had a new Vette every year. The last route I had was home to a ‘72 Pantera so I always hoped Jim would be in his garage on saturdays.
Steve
very popular on Australian roads in the late 50s, early 60s, one of my favorites too. That is a beautiful example David. Fortunately there's a good quality 1/24 kit available.
Nice model Geoff. Who manufactured the kit?
David, it's a beauty...perfect in BRG. Thanks!
John Bono
North Jersey
The quintessential British Sports Car in period perfect British Racing Green - I LOVE it. In fact I love most all of the Triumphs. Thanks for posting it David.
That is a beauty, in the perfect color combo. Thanks for sharing it with us David. And Geoff, your built looks fantastic. I love it. I really like seeing what you all have in your collections. Especially built models. To me, building is it's own artform. Everybody has their own style. And I like seeing it.💯👍😊
Geoff, good job with the assembly.very popular on Australian roads in the late 50s, early 60s, one of my favorites too. That is a beautiful example David. Fortunately there's a good quality 1/24 kit available.
John Bono
North Jersey
Thank you Geoff. I look for this. I have previously built a Jaguar by the same company. It went together very well and detailed.
Yeah I know it ain’t a car but if I’ve always pined for this here Triumph!
This is the one that I own photographed next to my giant penny.








