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Triumph Herald 12/50

 
Description: Cracking old car from the 1960's produced by the now defunct Triumph Motor Company.

Newest Review: ... Triumph introduced the more powerful Herald 1200, twin-carburettor model. The model that we owned, the Herald 12/50, was ... more

 ... released in 1964, and in its turn was replaced by the Herald 13/60 in 1967. The model numbers (12/50 and 13/60) related to the engine size and the maximum brake horsepower of the engine. Hence the Herald 12/50 had a 1200cc engine, and could achieve 50bhp, while the faster 13/60 models had a 1300cc engine, and could manage 60bhp. It was never a fast car, even in its later "sporty" 13/60 guise. The original 948cc engine could only manage a top speed of 73mph, and took a staggering 30 seconds to wind up to 60mp...more

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Triumph Owners' Handbook: Herald 1200-12/50:Part No. 512893
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kenjohn
Crowned Review Triumph Herald 12/50: The Herald - A True British Triumph (1561 words)
by - written on 18/12/03 (Very useful, 1566 readings)
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When I was a teenager back in 1963, the first car my father ever bought was an old Ford Anglia in which I learned my basic driving skills. Three years later it was traded in, and a brand spanking new car arrived on the doorstep. A Triumph Herald 12/50, in lovely gleaming white, matching white colour-coded rubber bumpers, with a canvas slide-back sunroof, and to top it all, a RADIO. This was nirvana for a 15-year-old boy heavily into the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and all the popular music of the time, and a vast improvement on the old Dansette transistor radio that had sat on the dashboard of the old Anglia, which had truly dreadful reception. ...  Read the complete review

 
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Processing/Quality:  50% Reliability:  75%
Driving comfort:  75%
 

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