An excellent example of a popular British icon, a smooth and untroubled entry into classic car ownership. This Herald convertible is reliable and easy to own, and always attracts admiring looks. It can be used as a daily runner or is ideal for a weekend jaunt. It was restored to showroom condition in the late 1990s by TR Enterprises. It still has its original engine and features, such as the 1960s Motorola radio and Triumph rubber foot pedals. It has a year's MoT and recently has had a service and replacement rear brake cylinders and high note horn. The hood is in good condition and it also comes with a full set of unused protective cabin covers. It has been garage-stored by me at least, and is never driven in the wet. Also included in the sale is a 1960s Autopress repair manual, the original car manuals, photographs of the restoration project, a collection of tax discs, various invoices for works completed over the years, and a set of white & yellow registration plates if preferred. I have owned this fine vehicle without any issues for eight years, and it was in the ownership of one family before me. This perky 57 year-old is now looking for a new owner to take it into its next chapter.