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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
Anyone Know where it will be
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Hmmm - I for one would think that a celebration of the Triumph sports model would be appropriate to hold all over the civilized world.
But for starters ... why not make BCF the HQ for setting up that world-wide celebration. We certainly have a goodly number of members, all with a healthy interest in the TS.
Any takers at the BCF admin level? <hint hint>
Just my 2¢.
Tom
But for starters ... why not make BCF the HQ for setting up that world-wide celebration. We certainly have a goodly number of members, all with a healthy interest in the TS.
Any takers at the BCF admin level? <hint hint>
Just my 2¢.
Tom
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Technically, it is the local VTR Chapter that hosts a VTR "National" convention each year. In 1993, it was TYEE Triumphs; this year it is Southern California Triumph Owners Association (SCTOA) hosting the combined VTR Convention/Triumphest.
As for the anniversary year, it depends on who is celebrating. The year 1952 has also been celebrated with various events, that being the year that the Type 20 Sports (later nicknamed the TR1) made its debut.
As for the anniversary year, it depends on who is celebrating. The year 1952 has also been celebrated with various events, that being the year that the Type 20 Sports (later nicknamed the TR1) made its debut.