The Triumph 2000 / 2500 / 2·5 Register Forum

englishbull wrote:Look forward to seeing it move under its own steam

Let's hope 'steam' doesn't actually come into it!

I know what you mean though. Looking forward to seeing it at the weekend.

I'm hoping my Stag rebuild will be off for MoT in a couple of weeks.

Cheers,
Mike.

englishbull wrote:Well done Mike I bet you are one proud man and rightly so as your dedication and enthusiastic approach to returning this historical Triumph to the road is truly inspirational.
Now enjoy your work

Look forward to seeing it move under its own steam

Thanks, at least I'll be able to drive it a little at the National - see what needs attention

Andy Thompson wrote:Mike,

Car looks superb - I think you have achieved what many would have considered to be almost impossible

Andy

Thanks Andy, your estate looks smart too, when you are next over in the UK let me know and I'll see if I can arrange for you to have a little drive of the 4x4.

Its interesting driving it on to a tilting flatbed trailer, you can tell the front wheels are pulling it up the ramps, feels totally different to loading a rear wheel drive car

Well done Mike, (only just seen the blog as my internet dongle is patchy here in Dorset) hope you enjoyed the celebration drink, can't wait to see and hear the car down here.

Colin.

Blog updated

mike

blog updated...... managed to get about 3 hours on Libby this afternoon!

Blog updated and my RBRR charity page at http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundrai ... mikeweaver

I am listing various items on ebay too with all proceeds going to the charity - user name on ebay is mwcomms, please have a look as there are a few 2000 items

Quick update from me!

Checkout today's goings on with my blog.

Quick update for me.