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Glove Cubby Box

John Skinner (Manufacturing)

£53.09

There is a good reason why glove cubby boxes are still a common feature for modern-day cars the storage is ideal and very convenient. Make sure your dashboard cubby box does not let down the look and feel of your Triumph TR. During the nine-year period between 1953 and 1962, all of the 80,000+ Triumph TR2, TR3 and TR3A/B cars that left the production line were fitted with a millboard cubby box situated on the passenger side of the Dash Facia panel. This millboard glove box was consistent in its design between all the TR2 to TR3B cars. Before the age of sat-nav GPS devices and smart-phones pock

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Registered at Companies House as JOHN SKINNER (MANUFACTURING) LIMITED, number 01723018. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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