These links were supposed to Triumph related, but I have had requests to add non-Triumph ones as well! Click the link image to open in a new tab.
John Holmes Racing
Project to race GT6 Mk2.
Kas Kastner
The ‘Guru’, R. W. “Kas” Kastner single-handedly launched Triumphs’ very successful Competition Department and literally wrote the book on tuning Triumphs for higher performance, the ‘Triumph Preparation Handbook’. Many other books are featured on his website, available as paperbacks or e-books.
Triumph – Spitfire
Herald, Stag, Vitesse, TR, Dolomite, GT6, 1300TC et autres.
(in French)
Scott Janzen’s 1968 Triumph GT6 Race Car
gt6.com
Triumph GT6 Mk2 Restoration
Taylor Automotive
This is Geoff Taylor’s personal car. He fell in love with the shape before he learnt to drive and it was the first car he bought, it was in a sorry state and needed a complete restoration and that’s what he intended to do – getting a bit carried away! This car has become part of his CV – it show cases the kind of engineering and quality that he aspires to.
Elin Yakov’s Rusty Beauties
Rusty Beauties is Elin’s personal blog, vlog or whatever you want to call it. Here he presents his restoration projects of British cars – mainly Triumphs, but who knows he might go in other directions too. He is not a professional restorer and this is not a service web site. This is his hobby and he does not offer paid restoration services!
Better Car Lighting
Gil Keane’s company, which specialises in LED and other upgrades for classic cars. Very helpful, I can’t recommend them enough! The homepage has some useful comments on the legality or otherwise of using LEDs.
The Michelotti Historical Archive.
This collects the iconographic material related to the activity of the Turin designer Giovanni Michelotti.
Friends of Triumph
The Friends of Triumph (FOT) are dedicated to preserving the racing heritage of the Triumph marque. Campaigning these automobiles on the track is at the essence of our purpose. Hopefully the photos and descriptions that follow will bear testimony to that end…. a dynamic display of power and agility.
Triumph DVD
Creators of a new type of automotive documentary that involved the people responsible for bringing the car to market and making it a success. Get ‘CODE NAME: BOMB – The Story of the Triumph Spitfire & GT6’ which came out in 2009 and thanks to the input from the men who engineered and styled this range of cars contains much information that was previously unknown about the history of these vehicles.
My Quick Fixes
Ben’s quick fixes for little problems…
Mainly computer orientated but a couple (well, three) of interesting GT6 related ones too!
Vitesse Steve
A collection of downloadable Triumph car workshop manuals and catalogues, together with factory produced training stuff and lots of Lucas resources.
Rover V8 engined GT6
Al Gunnarson from Victoria, B.C. Canada has fitted a Rover V8 engine into his 1972 Triumph Gt6 Mk3 without needing to alter the bonnet! Superb sound too. Watch the Youtube video to hear the fantastic sountrack (even better than the 6).
The Hot Rod Resource Guide
This cool webpage was brought to my attention by Sandy Altman from sunny San Diego! His son, James, is (like me) really into cars and basically anything that has a motor! He is doing a history report on the history of the automobile for school.
