Triumph Other models

The six-cylinder engine displaces 2,498 cm³, unusually large for a vehicle of this weight class. The wheelbase measures 2,320 mm and the width 1,650 mm, compact dimensions suited to town traffic. Kerb weight of 1,000 kg leaves 380 kg of payload against the 1,380 kg gross weight, enough for smaller goods deliveries.

As a class N1 panel van, this vehicle can be driven on a category B licence since the gross weight sits well under 3.5 t. The compact dimensions combined with a large-displacement engine point to a delivery vehicle meant to stay manoeuvrable on narrow inner-city streets without giving up engine power.

When buying a used small delivery van with a large six-cylinder engine, the condition of the carburettor and ignition distribution matters, since older six-cylinder engines of this type are sensitive to poor tuning. Corrosion around the wheel arches and near the rear load doors is a common weak point on compact delivery vans of this era and should be checked closely before purchase.