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