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David Townsend
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I know that, strictly speaking, the Doretti isn't a Triumph...but it's darn close with its TR2 running gear so I thought I'd post up here to see if there any Doretti enthusiasts out there. Other than that it was one of many post-war sports cars, I didn't know much about the Swallow until I started to draw it as part of an upcoming book but found myself really enjoying the body lines and the clever use of the Triumph drive drive train to build something more upscale than the then available TR2. One of the beauties of the Doretti is that could be serviced at any Triumph dealer. Brilliant.
Just a lovely car. Limited edition fine art prints are available in two sizes—12" x 24" or 18" x 36"—in your choice of exterior and interior trim colors. For more information or to order visit: https://www.sportscarart.com/product/swallow-doretti/
Just a lovely car. Limited edition fine art prints are available in two sizes—12" x 24" or 18" x 36"—in your choice of exterior and interior trim colors. For more information or to order visit: https://www.sportscarart.com/product/swallow-doretti/