The Triumph 2000 / 2500 / 2·5 Register Forum

Gorgeous Ross! Surely turned out better than it would have done had it been to the bodyshop...
Can you forward me a couple of higher res images pretty please?
(Andrew, sixappeal@triumph2000register.co.uk)

David Manners Group have only been advertising with the Register for the last year or so & are keen to sell to our members.
The fact they sell Triumph parts trading as abingdon MG doesn't do them any favours - however members looking for parts are recommended to phone Simon Carr (himself a MK2 PI ...

johnnydog wrote: Tue Feb 11, 2020 12:11 am Steve posted a reply in this topic (3rd reply) with a picture of a Triumph dealer tax disc, which
then prompted me to dig mine out!

D'oh! Didn't notice that.. You can tell Im a newbie, sorry!

I assume you good people are familiar with the work of Steve Weblin (Vitesse Steve) who is gradually cataloguing triumph dealers and their stationery. The Preston site has a few ditties on there:
http://vitessesteve.blogspot.com/search?q=Dutton+forshaw
PS/ He would be grateful to receive any of the ...

Personally love autos. wouldn't have anything else for my daily driver. Why would you? No-one would consider these days buying a decent car that didn't have power steering, electric windows, central locking - electric starter motor even, so why this anachronism of manually changing gears is ...

Spacers:

Chris W has done a piece on gearbox x-members for the Feb SIXappeal which is being mailed out this Tuesday (28th jan). May be something there that may help?
Here is a snippet from the piece:

If this is the latest 'Hub Nut' video just uploaded, the cars belong to 'our man in NZ' Chris Barker. Hubnut is Ian Seabrook (used to live 5 minutes from me & I'd see him most days in his red & white 2cv). He lives in Wales and edits a UK Jap car mag. He also had a P6 Rover so is good to hear him ...