Vintage triumphs

[saxplayer]

Hi people

I was wandering how many other members have a vintage triumph in their garage? If there is enough of us perhaps we could have a vintage / veterans register. Unless there is one and I am missing something 

shaun 

[ahebron]

Excuse my ignorance Shaun but what model is it?

[RogerH]

It looks like a Gloria. 

Beautiful car.

 

Roger

[Colin Lindsay]

On 07/12/2021 at 13:19, saxplayer said:

Hi people

I was wandering how many other members have a vintage triumph in their garage? If there is enough of us perhaps we could have a vintage / veterans register. Unless there is one and I am missing something 

shaun 

I think one would be very welcome; after all, we never see the Gloria, Renown, Mayflower etc much. I think there are over fifty separate models / versions of Triumph cars yet we see a very small fraction of them here. 

[Clive]

4 hours ago, Colin Lindsay said:

I think one would be very welcome; after all, we never see the Gloria, Renown, Mayflower etc much. I think there are over fifty separate models / versions of Triumph cars yet we see a very small fraction of them here. 

There are already other clubs to cater for those cars, and just about zero support for them here.

This club is still essentially the small chassis club despite 15 or so years of attempting to attract other Triumphs. But with other specialist Triumph clubs (TRR, TDC, Stag, 2000 register etc etc) being so well established it was never going to work. 

Best bet is to look at the STF and find a suitable club. And thse small clubs are usually fantastic in terms of support, knowing where to find spares and even getting stuff remanufactured.

[Ian Smith]

Also, please excuse my ignorance. However, that looks beautiful. There is an MG not far from the OP's location  (north Wales) which is equally beautiful, and full credit to their respective owners. 

Cheers,

Ian.