Description

Registration:GWL518FVIN:GA233375CYMileage Showing:53,000Transmission:ManualMOT:ExemptNumber of Keys:1V5 on Site:Yes First registered September 1967 this 1200cc convertible model shows 53,000 miles, is now tax and MOT exempt and has been owned by the current keeper for 17 years. Sold with a good sized history file including many previous MOT certificates, invoices as well as notes relating to a light restoration carreid out in 2017/2018 with engine work including new water pump, paint refresh an...

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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