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General TR New Triumph ??
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Another flash-in-the-pan Healey 3000 revival that went nowhere: https://www.autoblog.com/2006/01/29/details-emerging-of-austin-healey-revival/
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And then there's this!
Why is it carrying the current Triumph MC logo?
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I'll guess that it has to do with ownership of Triumph marque and logos. I believe that British Motor Heritage Ltd. owns the Triumph car marque which would preclude anyone from using the logos without their permission. I think BMW might own the Triumph MC marque and they, or whoever is making Triumph bikes now, have agreed to let the builder of this car use it. Again, only a guess. Tom
