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The Triumph
Herald 1200 was sold from 1961 until 1970. The Herald 1200 was the
bigger motorized sister of the 948 cc Herald which was in production
since 1959.
Just like the older Herald models the 1200 was available as a two door
saloon and convertible. A month after these models a station wagon
(estate) was presented. On the 1200 disc brakes were available
optionally. On the 1963 Herald 12/50 disc brakes became standard
equipment. The Triumph Herald is built upon a sturdy chassis featuring
all independent suspension all round. The car has a very narrow turning
circle of about 8 metres!
Technical data
Four cylinder
in-line engine
carburettors: 1 Stromberg carburettor
cylinder capacity: 1147 cc.
capacity: 44 bhp. at 4500 rpm.
gearbox: 4-speed, manual
top-speed: 126 km/h.
weight: 825 kg.
Information
Triumph Herald
1200 Convertible, year 1967. Colour white with a black leatherette
interior. Black soft top. This Herald convertible shows all original
details. The car was never restored, only stripped and given a new paintjob.
All original
exterior/interior/boot/engine room details are preserved.
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