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*Coys 'True Greats' London
Royal Horticultural Hall, Westminster, London On Thursday 30th November 2006
Collectors' Items & Automobilia starting at 17.00
Motor Cars & Motorcycles starting at 18:30*
The Southern Cross was Triumph's Sports Car from 1932-1937.
The Gloria Southern Cross (also "SX"), introduced in 1935, was a short
chassis sports Gloria, which was otherwise available in a range of tourer
and saloon bodies equipped with four or six cylinder engines.
The 1935-1937 Southern Cross feature two seat roadster bodywork, with a
classic slab petrol tank and twin spares on the rear. The rarer six cylinder
cars are stretched 9" between the firewall and the radiator, which adds to
the sweeping lines. All were styled by Walter Belgrove who was the only
Triumph carryover into the post-war era, and would also give us our beloved
TRs of the forties and fifties.
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67 TR4A
71 TR6
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