Club puts on triumphant car show in Hartenbos
Two cars stood out among the beautifully restored Triumphs on show in Hartenbos this week: the oldest, a 1928 Triumph Super 7, and the rarest, a 1960 Triumph Italia, one of only about 330 ever built, and the only known specimen in the country.According to the Triumph Sports Car Club of South Africa, the Triumph TR series, produced between 1953 and 1981, was the best represented with at least 36 on show. There was also a variety of other models, including the Triumph Spitfire, GT6, Herald and Stag series. Some cars were relatively newly acquired, while others had been with their owners for many years.
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