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| Feb 26 | All British Car Swap Meet & Autojumble (Wheaton, Illinois, USA) |
| Mar 31 | 2012 Carolina British Classic-VI (Columbia, South Carolina, USA) |
| Apr 15 | Williamsburg British Car Club British & European Car Show (Williamsburg, VA USA) |
| Apr 22 | Ancaster British Sportscar Flea Market (Ancaster, Ontario, Canada) |
| Apr 28 | 2nd Annual Broad River European Classic (Shelby, NC USA) |
| Apr 29 | Britain On The Green (Alexandria, VA, USA) |
| May 05 | BritFest (Succasuanna, NJ USA) |
| May 05 | Uwharrie Mountains British Car Meet (Denton, NC USA) |
| May 26 | Great Scot! British Car Show (Furman University, Greenville, SC USA) |
| May 30 | British Car Week National Meet (Hot Springs, Arkansas USA) |
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From humble beginnings as a bicycle manufacturer, Triumph began building motorcycles in 1902. In 1921 Triumph acquired the Dawson Car Company and began building automobiles beginning with the 1.4L Triumph 10/20. In the 1930s they changed their name to the Triumph Car Company, and spun off the motorcycle division into its own company in 1936. Donald Healey was the Experimental Manager from 1934 until 1939, when T.W. Ward purchased the company and placed Healey in charge as general manager. The company produced several models including the Gloria and the Dolomite during this time.
After WWII, the company reformed under the Standard Motor Company and once again started automobile construction. Many iconic British sports cars were produced in the 1960s and 1970s including:
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