1972 Triumph GT6

Contemporary marketing back in the mid-sixties claimed that the GT6 had been developed from the Le Mans winning Spitfires to capitalise on their aesthetic similarities when in fact they were two different development streams, the GT6 programme pre-dating the racing programme. However the marketing spin was so successful many people believed the Le Mans Spitfires were actually GT6s and the nickname "poor man's E Type" was born. This particular car "Suzie" was rescued  from a doctor in 2003 whom had stripped out her interior and a few other parts to save weight because he was going vintage car racing with her. A roll cage was about to be added when the current owner made an "offer he couldn't refuse" and spent a couple of years returning her to her original specification. Why not hire this stunning classic car for your filming/video/photoshoot, prom, anniversary or other special occasion in London or the South East of England.