[A lost love. PWG 333M]

Given that I posted the original question back in January and that the first positive response was in the summer to Club Triumph ( I only picked it up a few days before Christmas ) I am astonished at the positive responses to last nights update .... thank you gentlemen.

I now have a renewed enthusiasm for finding the old gal

[A lost love. PWG 333M]

Darren, thanks for that .... It hadn't crossed my mind to Google search. The net is drawing in 

Inappropriate sunroof or not, the car looks better than the last time I set eyes on it.

[A lost love. PWG 333M]

I'm still searching for the current owner of my old GT6. Had a positive response on the Club Triumph forum from a gentleman who owned the car for quite a long period in the 1990s. 

Not tried Facebook yet.

 

[A lost love. PWG 333M]

This is the only print picture of PWG 333M I've found so far. Still got a huge number of slides to investigate.

[A lost love. PWG 333M]

Greetings and hello to you all.

The first thing I have to do is confess that I do not currently own a Triumph .... Although I once did.

In the early 1980s I was the young and very proud owner of a beautiful French Blue MK3 GT6. I still have very fond memories of the car and it's wonderful smooth engine. Nothing better than sitting next to a rocking MGB at the traffic lights.

On a recent visit to the DVLA website I was pleased to discover that my old car is still registered,taxed and has an MOT. I would be fascinated to get in touch with the current owner.

As a long time owner of classic from the same era I am convinced that the current owner must be a member of a classic club and TSSG seems the logical place to start my search.

I am in the process of trying to locate photographs of the car and whatever other history I may have.

 

PWG 333M

If that is your car or if anyone here can facilitate a contact with the owner, I would love to hear from you.

 

Paul.