1970 Triumph Spitfire | Kirtlington, Oxfordshire

A 1970 Triumph Spitfire, the compact British roadster known and liked for affordable open-top motoring. The model has wind-up windows and a bonnet that tips forward over the engine, and it takes its name from the Second World War fighter. This car is finished in red with a black interior, a high-contrast pairing that photographs boldly. Chrome accents break up the low-slung body, and its condition is excellent. It seats two, and with the roof down both occupants are clearly visible in shot. The period shape suits 1960s and early 1970s TV dramas and film work, while the red and black scheme gives fashion, editorial and advertising shoots a strong colour contrast. Music videos and events benefit from an open car that keeps people in view. For a wedding or a coastal day out, it adds a touch of retro style. The car is based in Kirtlington, Oxfordshire.