Brockmore

Brockmore Classic Replicas was a British kit car manufacturer based in Brierley Hill, West Midlands, England. The company specialized in producing a replica of the Triumph TR2/TR3 sports car, a design that had first appeared in prototype form in 1991 under the name Grand Illusions before being developed further and brought to market under the Brockmore name.

The replica was made available in two distinct forms to suit different customer needs. One version was offered as a kit built upon Ford mechanical components, using front suspension sourced from the Cortina and rear suspension taken from the Sierra. The alternative option allowed the Triumph TR2/TR3 body style to be created through a conversion of the existing Triumph Spitfire, giving builders a way to base the replica on original Triumph underpinnings rather than Ford components.

Through this dual approach, Brockmore Classic Replicas catered to enthusiasts of classic Triumph styling who sought either a more modern, Ford-based donor platform or a conversion route rooted in genuine Triumph mechanicals, reflecting the flexibility common among small-scale British kit car producers of the era.