1961 Triumph Herald 'S' on eBay

[jagnut66]

I don't know if anyone on here would be interested or not but I just spotted this on eBay:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234232882839?hash=item36895e2697:g:xVAAAOSwUQNhZffF

I believe the 'S' was base spec and that not many were built in the first place, so, whilst not worth a fortune to anyone, it might have some rarity value??

Please note that I am not connected in any way to this car or the advert.

You will need to contact the seller if you want to haggle over the price.

It has 8 hours left to run, so, if it fails to sell, that may put someone in a stronger position over the price.

Best wishes,

Mike.

[Gary Flinn]

It looks very straight and original, a rare survivor indeed?

Stashed away in a Garage for 55 Years, Wow!

Gary 

[Colin Lindsay]

Definitely rarity value; it's good fun to try to spot what's missing compared to standard Herald models, but then for some strange reason they added parts which were unique to the 'S', so it's interesting to spot those too.

[PeteH]

Those type of "base" car, where typical low level "rep mobiles", Aimed primarily at the Fleet Market. The interior of that one is not unlike the one I took my driving test in, That was part of the BSM fleet. Even as late as the 80`s, when I came shore-side doing Boiler examination work we got cars without Radio`s, and seats with little or no support. But the company got dozens cheap.

Pete

[jagnut66]

It didn't sell, so now's the time to contact the seller if anyone on here is interested.

Best wishes,

Mike.

[thescrapman]

Surprised it didn't sell.

Inbeleive the seller has plenty of other Triumphs so may not need to sell it

[Triumph948]

The S didn't sell and is still sitting in my garage if any one knows of a good home !

I already have another S amongst other vehicles 

would prefer to see it on the road rather than sitting at the back of my garage, not enough time too many cars you know the story !