Celebrate 60 years of the Triumph GT6 with this detailed Haynes jigsaw puzzle.
First introduced in 1966, the GT6 combined sleek Michelotti‑designed fastback styling with a smooth 2.0‑litre six‑cylinder engine, earning it a reputation as the “poor man’s E‑Type.” Lightweight, characterful, and unmistakably British, the GT6 remains a favourite among classic‑car enthusiasts. This puzzle captures the spirit of a true 1960s sports coupé icon.
Key Facts About the Triumph GT6
Produced from 1966 to 1973
Designed by Giovanni Michelotti, based on the Triumph Spitfire chassis
Powered by a 2.0‑litre inline‑six engine, giving it smooth, strong performance for its size
Often nicknamed the “poor man’s E‑Type” thanks to its fastback styling and six‑cylinder character
Known for its lightweight construction, rear‑wheel drive, and engaging handling
Built in Coventry at the Canley plant
Developed from an early fastback Spitfire prototype that proved so enjoyable it pushed Triumph to green‑light the GT6 project
