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£7,720

1967 Triumph Herald 1200 Convertible

United Kingdom • 21 May 2026

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AI Listing Summary

This 1967 Triumph Herald 1200 Convertible, in Cherry Red with Cactus Green vinyl interior, has been family-owned since new and underwent a partial refurbishment in 2020. It features a 1.1-litre engine, 4-speed manual transmission, and MOT/Road Tax exemption, making it an attractive classic for ownership and enjoyment.

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Condition 

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The car is in Very Good condition. The paint has a decent shine with minor flaws, and the body panels are dent-free. The interior shows some wear, such as a tape repair on the passenger seat and baggy carpets, and the steering wheel has minor marks. The engine runs smoothly, but there was a small amount of exhaust smoke on startup and brief brake squeal initially. The tires are over 20 years old, which is a safety concern. The underside appears solid, and the chassis rails are in good condition. Some chrome trim and bumpers show signs of age. The vinyl roof was replaced 20 years ago and is in good condition.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

GA184731CV

Odometer:

17,335 miles

Reg Number:

XBH 380F

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Charming, practical, and exceptionally easy to maintain, the Triumph Herald makes for a delightful classic ownership experience.

The 13” steel wheels are cleanly presented with minimal signs of age.

The front of the car is fitted with Admiral tyres, the rears are fitted with Tigars - they show a spec of 155/80/R13 and are all over 20 years old, with even tread.

Please take time to review the photos and videos for a detailed view of the exterior, wheels, and tyres so you can make your own assessment of their condition.

Tyres are a key safety item, and you should consider replacing any that are cracked, perished, unevenly worn, or over 10 years old.

The panel gaps are generally good, though the passenger doors sit slightly proud of the surrounding bodywork and requires a firm close, offset by solid door wells and no sign of door sag.

Minor under-paint bubbling is present on the rear wing seams and near the offside headlamp, likely related to the restoration completed approximat...

Points of note

£660

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£4,100

Median Price (Since 2020)

£20,250

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