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I have been actively collecting Triumph Service Bulletins for the last several years to publish on a web site. But the first step in collecting sets of materials is to discover what was available. Here's where I've hit a brick wall.
Needed at this time: CAL Sales, Inc. Bulletins after March 1958 (Bulletin #174) and any Western Zone bulletins following the same 3-digit numbering sequence. They switched to the T-60-xx format in December 1960.
Ideally, I would like to get good copies some of the bulletins (pdf or paper), but an index or list of titles would be a very big help. If it would it help, I can supply an index of known bulletins to make it easier to fill the gaps.
In November of last year a forum member (RayH) posted that he had some of these he wished to put on a web site. Has anyone had contact with this user since then?
PM me or email me if you can help
celtictwo@comcast.net
gary
Needed at this time: CAL Sales, Inc. Bulletins after March 1958 (Bulletin #174) and any Western Zone bulletins following the same 3-digit numbering sequence. They switched to the T-60-xx format in December 1960.
Ideally, I would like to get good copies some of the bulletins (pdf or paper), but an index or list of titles would be a very big help. If it would it help, I can supply an index of known bulletins to make it easier to fill the gaps.
In November of last year a forum member (RayH) posted that he had some of these he wished to put on a web site. Has anyone had contact with this user since then?
PM me or email me if you can help
celtictwo@comcast.net
gary
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