Triumph Dolomite Club

This year sees the Triumph Dolomite Club (TDC) going back to its roots, with 2025 seeing several anniversaries within the diverse Dolomite family of cars.

First up is the 60th anniversary of the Triumph 1300. This revolutionary, luxurious, compact, front-wheel-drive saloon was the first car to emerge in a range that would, eventually, spawn the Dolomite.

We are also displaying a Toledo that has had the same owner and has been in regular use for over thirty years. Like the 1300, this rear-wheel-drive saloon represents affordable classic motoring, whose platform was good enough to provide the basis for our halo car: the Triumph Dolomite Sprint.

While the TDC provides its members with technical support, discounts on parts and services, social events and an award-winning magazine, a bespoke parts service is an important benefit, the environmental advantages of which will be highlighted on our stand.

The TDC has parts renovated professionally, including steering and braking components, saving CO2, reducing waste and aiding the circular economy.

The Triumph Dolomite Club has also designed and commissioned a range of unique and high-quality repair panels for the most corrosion-prone areas of the body.

So come along and join us to discover how classic car ownership and club support can benefit your wallet and the environment.