Brockmore was a British automotive manufacturer that operated briefly from 1993 to 1994, based in Brierley Hill, West Midlands. The company specialized in producing classic car replicas, notably the Triumph TR2 and TR3 models. The initial prototype of their offering was unveiled in 1991 by a company named Grand Illusions.

The Brockmore Classic Replicas were available as a kit that utilized components from Ford vehicles, specifically featuring Ford Cortina front suspension and Sierra rear suspension. Additionally, the company offered a conversion option for the Triumph Spitfire, allowing enthusiasts to transform their existing vehicles into replicas of the classic Triumph sports cars.

Despite its short operational period, Brockmore contributed to the niche market of classic car replicas, catering to enthusiasts seeking to own a piece of automotive history.