Triumph 1300 Classic Car Paints

The Wolseley and Triumph 1300 was a car made in Coventry, England. It had four doors and was a medium/small size. It was made by Standard Triumph and Wolseley under the control of Leyland Motors. The car was made in 1965 to replace the Triumph Herald. It was changed in the 1970s to become the Dolomite range. The Triumph 1300 was shown for the first time at the London Motor Show in October 1965. It was a small, fancy 4-door car that had a body created by Michelotti in a style that looked like the bigger Triumph 2000. Standard-Triumph wanted to make a new car that would replace the Triumph Herald range, which was very popular.