Description

Registration:PPG10EVIN:GD50007RSMileage Showing:34,000Transmission:ManualMOT:ExemptNumber of Keys:1V5 on Site:Yes Supplied new and first registered February 1967 by Puttocks of Guildford. This Herald 12/50 model shows 6 former keepers and 34,000 miles. The subject of an extensive nut and bolt restoration that began in 1998 and wasn't completed until March 2003 at a cost of over £60,000! Presented in stunning condition, rarely seen on a Triumph Herald and sold with a large and well orgasnised h...

About the Herald 1200

The Triumph Herald 1200 (1961-1970) had 1147cc with 39hp. Most common Herald variant across saloon, coupé, convertible, estate. Values from £4k.

Known Issues to Watch For

Herald: Engine: Small Triumph four - reliable, easy to maintain. Rear suspension: Swing-axle - handling limits low. Don't push it. Chassis: Separate frame - outriggers rot critically. Check thoroughly. Body: Steel panels bolt to chassis. Rust everywhere: sills, floors, wings, door bottoms. Tilt-forward bonnet: Check hinges. Excellent turning circle (25ft). Values: Affordable classics, rising. Convertible premium. Budget £1-2k annually. DIY-friendly.

Desirable Options

Stag manual + overdrive (rare), Vitesse Mk2 Convertible, Herald Convertible, Sorted Stag engine (documented work), Hard top

1967 Triumph Herald

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