£2,995

TriumphHerald

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Overview

Mileage:
69,900
Year:
1964
Fuel type: Petrol
Transmission: Manual
Body type: Saloon
Colour: Blue
Doors: 0
Engine size: 1.1 L

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Vehicle details

1964 Triumph Herald is a classic saloon which was converted into a cabriolet, roof is in good condition and all working as it should, It's only done 69, 900 miles and the paperwork and the good condition reflects this mileage. The vehicle retains its vintage charm. It has history with invoices and old MOT's. Great car that drives nice, some may want to do some paintwork but it's not necessary.Please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a viewing. We are available 7 days a week by appointment only.01630582042 or 01630582042, We consider Part exchanges and we offer a delivery service.Please visit our site to see all our vehicles we have for sale. dealer's website

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Vehicle history check

For CPB742B

Not recorded as stolen
No third-party trace
8 previous keepers show

There are PREVIOUS KEEPER CHANGES recorded against this vehicle. Please note that the keeper is not necessarily the owner, it may be a company vehicle or belong to a third party.

Number Of Previous Keepers 8

Date Of Last Keeper Change 11/11/2017
No plate changes
Colour changes recorded show

There are COLOUR CHANGES recorded against this vehicle. A previous owner may have re-sprayed the vehicle or there may just be a discrepancy in how two people saw it. A previous owner may have described a dark grey car as black when filling out the registration documents. However, colour changes can also be an attempt to pretend a written off vehicle is a different one (ie one that hasn’t been damaged). Make sure you check the vehicle’s history and physical condition carefully.

Number Of Previous Colours 1

Date Of Last Colour Change 03/03/1982

Last Colour GREY

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Not an insurance write-off

Data for this history check supplied: 23/11/2025 at 06:08

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Category write-offs

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Source	Date	Mileage
MOT	05/06/2017	67,950
MOT	23/03/2016	66,461
MOT	02/12/2014	64,880
DVLA	27/01/2004	64,000