Triumph Spitfire Classic Car Paints

The Triumph Spitfire is a small sports car with two seats that was first shown at the London Motor Show in 1962. The car was made using a blueprint created by Italian designer Giovanni Michelotti for Standard-Triumph in 1957. The car's platform was mostly built using the foundation, motor, and parts of the Triumph Herald sedan. It was made at the Standard-Triumph factory in Canley, Coventry. During that time, cars usually had a separate frame to hold the body. However, the Spitfire was specially designed as a convertible sports car. So, the frame was strengthened with extra parts inside the body to make it more rigid. The Spitfire had a hood that was used in bad weather to protect the pilot. As the design improved, later models of the Spitfire had a hood that could fold. You could also buy hard-tops that were made in a factory.