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1963 Triumph Spitfire GT6R Le Mans

An aluminium period replica fuel tank sits behind the seats and is fed a via large, quick release Le Mans style fuel filler. ADU 5A is UK registered as a 1963 Triumph Spitfire Sports with its 2000cc engine capacity also recorded upon the V5. The car regularly wows the crowds at many events and recently run the test hill at the 2014 Brooklands.


1963 Triumph Spitfire GT6R Le Mans

In truth, however, the Le Mans cars and the new GT6 were based on two entirely separate development programs. Despite the differences, the company's marketing spin became so successful.


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Gran Turismo 6 GT6 Le Mans Prototypes One lap around La Sarthe onboard cockpit view in every LMP race cars of GT6. Mazda 787B Stealth Model Pescarolo-Courage.


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Triumph always claimed that the GT6 was derived from the Le Mans-fighting Spitfire program, but that's just marketing hyperbole. Michelotti began penning the GT6 in 1963, and the separate attack.


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Haven't tried them yet in GT6, but the Jag XJR-9 and Mazda 787B were great in GT5. Fastest GT5 time trial laptimes at Le Mans was the Audi R8 '01 though, by about 3 seconds. FussyFez and photonrider.


Triumph GT6+ Mk2 Le Mans Coupé 1971 Classic cars british, British

This replica is based on Triumph's fame and success in 1964 and 1965 at the Le Mans 24-hour race in France. The Spitfire was launched in 1962, but the more powerful GT6 fastback was yet to be seen until 1966. However, Triumph already had the competition fastback shape under development using a combination of fiberglass and aluminum.


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The public would be given a sneak preview of the coupé via the appearance in 1964 of a squadron of hardtop Spitfires at Le Mans. Contrary to long-held belief - no doubt fostered by Triumph's own period GT6 adverts: 'Bred at Le Mans to put you safely ahead!' - the shape of the racers was derived from the nascent road car, not vice versa.


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GT6 Le Mans replica Recreating a sporting Triumph with a modern sting under the bonnet. Willie Platt's T6 Le Mans replica is a stunningly uprated GT6 with a hint of modern mechanical­s, including a 143bhp twin-cam and five-speed box. 2016-04-02 - WORDS AND PHOTOGRAPH­S ROB HAWKINS


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Good idea - anything which lets the hot air out is an improvement. Interesting use of the Mk 2 GT6 grille to make the vents - the originals on the Le Mans cars were made from part of the grille on the Mk1 Triumph 2000 saloon/sedan, IIRC.


Triumph GT6

The GT6 was not a creation based on the fastback-styled Le Mans Spitfire race cars as many believe. Actually, its sleek, fastback roof line was based on a prototype that Spitfire designer Giovanni Michelotti created back in 1963 when the heads at Standard-Triumph asked him to style a Spitfire GT.


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Le Mans (/ l ə ˈ m ɒ̃ /, French: [lə mɑ̃] ⓘ) is a city in northwestern France on the Sarthe River where it meets the Huisne.Traditionally the capital of the province of Maine, it is now the capital of the Sarthe department and the seat of the Roman Catholic diocese of Le Mans.Le Mans is a part of the Pays de la Loire region.. Its inhabitants are called Manceaux (male) and Mancelles.


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In this video, we explore the rich history of this beautiful Triumph GT6, which has been customised as a tribute to the Le Mans racers in the 60's. The tale.


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Ref 58 1963 Triumph Spitfire GT6R Le Mans Recreation

Those familiar with the history of endurance racing will remember the Triumph GT6 as the road-going version of the Triumph Spitfire hardtop coupe, a class winner at the 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans. It raced alongside cars like the Ferrari 250 LM, Shelby Cobra Daytona, Iso Grifo A3C, MGB, and the Austin-Healey Sebring Sprite.


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Thank you for your letter of Sept 8th enquiring about the Le Mans Spitfires. Unfortunately I do not own one of these, much as I would like to. I do have numerous parts from the Le Mans projects including a bodyshell for the extra-wide GT6 Le Mans prototype which was stopped by Donald Stokes in his "motor car racing does nothing for selling.