The grounds of Luton Hoo House in Bedfordshire were filled with classic cars over the May day bank holiday weekend.
Visitors had to endure a variety of weather ranging from bright of sunshine and showers, but were able to see a wide range of interesting Triumph models on the Club Triumph stand.
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This Mk1 2000 owned by William Owen is a remarkable low mileage example, having covered only 20,000 miles and still has the protective plastic covering on the door panels. |
| Flying the flag here is the Spitfire mkIV of Club Triumph Shows organiser Derrick Levitt who restored it himself. |  |
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This genuine TR8 was converted from US spec to RHD when new for one of the BL company directors and now belongs to Club Triumph Secretary Derek Pollock. |
| Triumph models were well represented elsewhere at the show, these two magnificent Dolomites were on display in the 1930's section. |
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My thanks go to the rest of the Club Triumph Team for puttting on such a good display and to Greenwood'S Exhibitions for organising the event.