Triumph GT 6 Coupe 1972
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Specifications Triumph GT 6 Coupe 1972 blueprint
The 1972 Triumph GT6 Coupe is a British sports coupe designed by Giovanni Michelotti during an era of British design and engineering excellence. With its rakish roofline, classic long-hood/short-deck proportions and Italian flair, the Triumph GT6 Coupe was an instant success and quickly became an automotive icon. The 1972 Triumph GT6 Coupe was powered by an in-line 6-cylinder engine that produced 95 horsepower and employed a crankshaft sourced from the iconic TR series of Triumph roadsters. The cars suspension was fully independent, and it boasted disc brakes in the front and drums out back. The car also featured classic British touches such as a wood-rimmed step-molded steering wheel and toggle-style switches. Its sleek body was designed to be aerodynamic, with low wind resistance and good visibility. The car had the look of a smaller, more refined grand tourer. The exterior featured classic cues such as the vertical headlights, distinctive radiator grille, and subtle chrome details. The interior of the 1972 Triumph GT6 Coupe had a classic, airy feel with its light colors and use of natural materials like leather and wood. The driver and passenger were enveloped in supportive seats and surrounded by a spacious cabin with lots of headroom and legroom. The 1972 Triumph GT6 Coupe is a timeless classic that remains popular today. It features modern amenities, such as power steering, an all-synchromesh 4-speed gearbox, and a 12-volt electrical system, while still maintaining the character and spirit of the automotive golden age.
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