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Triumph Parts

Not a lot of people visit this particular page on our site and since you are one of them, I believe you are one of the few Americans out there who owns a Triumph car. Looking for Triumph parts is not an easy task, as there are only a few people who owns and maintains a Triumph nowadays. You must have consulted your local auto shops already about your Triumph part needs and you have not found any Triumph auto parts in your local shop. You’re very lucky that you happened to be in this page as this is your way to find a lot of high quality auto parts for your Triumph.

Triumph is a brand of automobile manufactured originally by the Triumph Motor Company. The brand originated from the first bicycle that Seigfrield Brittman and Mauritz Schulte manufactured in 1885, called the Triumph bicycle. In 1921, Brittman acquired the Dawson Car Company and then started manufacturing the Triumph Light Car, a 1.9 liter model car. The company continued producing a couple more of car until the 1929 depression. As it recovers from the depression, the company changed its name to Triumph Motor Company.

The Second World War greatly affected Triumph Motor Company, causing loses and destruction of property. After the war, what was left of the company was bought by Standard Motor Company. Standard Motor tried to redevelop Triumph and manufactured such cars as the Triumph Roadster, TS20 and TR2. During the ‘60s, the company merged with Leyland Motors and continued in the manufacture of several other Triumph cars. During this era, however, poor quality and various mechanical problems have made the Triumph brand lose its popularity. Currently, the Triumph trademark is owned by BMW and so far, no Triumph car has been manufactured by the company.

Being unpopular and marked as unreliable, only a few people maintain a Triumph car today. But since we believe that there are still people like you who believes they can restore and repair their Triumph, our shop continues to deliver Triumph parts for all of your needs. Just browse further through this site and you’ll find a wide selection of high quality, hard to find Triumph replacement and restoration parts as well as performance parts. Here at Parts Train, we make sure that our customers would be fully satisfied with our products and services.