🇬🇧 1970 Triumph Spitfire Mk III
Small, light, and built for one thing enjoying the open road.
The Spitfire’s compact proportions, low driving position, and simple British roadster character made it a favorite among enthusiasts. No massive engine needed , just a winding road and the top down.
Would you choose this little Spitfire over a classic MG MGB? 👇
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