The Triumph Herald was first introduced in 1959 and was built in Coventry right up until 1971 which is when Daisy J was born (one of the very last Heralds built).
You will get lots of admiring looks when out and about, with people chatting to you at petrol stations saying “I used to have one of those” or “I passed my driving test in one of those” (BSM did have a huge fleet of Heralds as instructor vehicles in the 60s)

She has spent most of her life sitting in a dry garage being used sparingly over the last 49 years.
Having been mechanically overhauled last year and freshened up she’s now ready to take you on an adventure.

If you’re looking for a Triumph Herald for a photo shoot, TV programme or a movie then look no further, Daisy J is in great condition while she isn’t concourse she presents very well and has a lovely patina.
She’ll be 50 years old this year and she wears it well.

The Herald has an easy to put down convertible roof for great top down cruising. There is no stereo (we can supply a Bluetooth speaker) but with a zippy little engine at the front and a neat burble from the exhaust, this should be all the soundtrack you need.

If you have any questions please do get in touch.