Club Triumph returns to the show to mark its 60th anniversary with a cracking line-up of cars and live, hands-on restoration work across the weekend.

Cars on display:

• 1978 Triumph Dolomite 1500 HL (Manual O/D) – Finished in yellow and fully restored from what was once a rusty wreck known as “The Flying Log”. A well-known club car that’s completed seven Round Britain Reliability Runs – that’s over 14,000 miles of hard-earned proof it’s built to be driven.

• 1950s Triumph Roadster Rolling Chassis – Now fitted with a V8 and undergoing a full body-off restoration.

• Triumph Spitfire Mk4 1300 – A full home restoration, carried out by a dedicated owner.

• 1972 Triumph 2000 Mk2 – A proper daily driver, owned and used by a young, enthusiastic member of the club.

Live restoration & demonstrations:
Expect proper spanners-out action on the stand, with servicing and maintenance demos showing how to keep your Triumph on the road, including:

• Electrical work

• Suspension replacement (Dolomite)

• Exhaust replacement (Dolomite)

• Gearbox mount replacement (Dolomite)

• Brake line and brake component overhaul (Dolomite chassis)

• Removing and replacing suspension bushes on the Dolomite

• Wheel bearing replacement on the Roadster chassis using a 5-tonne press