Triumph World - Autumn 2019

In this issue

TRIUMPH ROADSTER
Bought by a self-confessed
‘Flash Harry’ – back in 1969!, TRIUMPH CONTINENTAL
Canadian couple stumble
across a pre-war beauty, PARTING SHOT
Rod recalls the glorious rescue
of not one, but two Vitesses...

TR2 vs TR6

For two sports cars with very different personalities, the TR2 and TR6 have a surprising amount in common under the skin. Wayne Scott compares first and last of the separate chassis TRs.

8 mins

Early Stag Vs Late Stag

The Stag did not change drastically during its seven-year production run, but there are options to consider when comparing early and late cars. Peter Robinson is your guide with an unavoidably cavalier attitude to the concept of first vs last.

7 mins

Spitfire 4 & Spitfire 1500

The first Spitfire was somewhat confusingly called the Spitfire 4, though most people refer to it today as the MkI. The 1500 was the last of the line and would logically have been called the MkV, but Triumph were keen to draw attention to its bigger 1493cc engine. That – and the other changes wrought along the way from first to last – make the two cars very different in character, as Iain Ayre explains.

7 mins

1300 FWD Vs Dolomite 1500

To those of us of a certain age, Ajax is a cleaning product. For Triumph, Project Ajax was a clean sheet of paper and it delivered a revolutionary new car for the firm which underwent many changes over its 15 years in production. Bruce Jones is your guide to perhaps the most complicated evolution of any Triumph offering.

7 mins

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Triumph World Magazine Description:

Written for enthusiasts of this popular marque, Triumph World features a comprehensive range of cars from the TR sports and Vitesse through to the Stag, Spitfire and Saloons with extensive model profiles, nostalgia articles and buying advice. The buying guides will provide information about getting the best deal and selecting the right car. While for readers who enjoy getting hands on there are essential practical features, technical assistance and maintenance advice. The club scene is important to Triumph owners, which is why it has its dedicated section in Triumph World where readers can find out the latest clubs news, events and local clubs.

Catch the excitement of owning a Triumph with Triumph World, the leading dedicated Triumph magazine.