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General TR Farewell to Triumphs
- Thread starter Geo Hahn
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Curious...Z3 or Z4?...if Z3, S52 or S54?
Just checking level of "Practical"...Congratulations regardless...exciting times.
Best of luck on your next life stage, we will all be there with you one day!
OP
Geo Hahn
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A Z3 S52.
It was a preproduction car built in '97 and used as a press car for the US introduction of the M.
It was actually the first US M Roadster, VIN is .......001
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I’ve had Triumphs off and on since 1970.
When I won an Ebay bid on a Triumph in 2004, everything started back up with a vengeance.
To my amazement, I soon thereafter discovered there was a brilliant guy—Geo—right here in my hometown and on this incredible Forum. A cheerful, bright, friendly guy who knew Triumphs as well as anyone anywhere.
Actually, he seems to know just about anything as much or more than anyone.
I wouldn’t know where to start going over all that Geo has contributed, taught and explained over the years, and he has been so kind to let me stop by his house and admire his work and shop with hardly a moment’s notice.
We’re fortunate for all he’s done for the Forum and I’m hoping there’ll be plenty more visits and advice from Geo to come.
When I won an Ebay bid on a Triumph in 2004, everything started back up with a vengeance.
To my amazement, I soon thereafter discovered there was a brilliant guy—Geo—right here in my hometown and on this incredible Forum. A cheerful, bright, friendly guy who knew Triumphs as well as anyone anywhere.
Actually, he seems to know just about anything as much or more than anyone.
I wouldn’t know where to start going over all that Geo has contributed, taught and explained over the years, and he has been so kind to let me stop by his house and admire his work and shop with hardly a moment’s notice.
We’re fortunate for all he’s done for the Forum and I’m hoping there’ll be plenty more visits and advice from Geo to come.
Topaz TR-6
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Hi 74 TR,
I'm right there with you. Just turned 66 myself,now days I get the most joy in taking my 3 year old grandaughter around the block for ice cream and my wife on long trips across town or out to the countryside in my 75 TR-6. Blessings, Topaz -6
mezy
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Allways fancied doing this to a Z3, all the mod cons including windows and hood but with classic style, full bolt off bolt on body kit
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Geo Hahn
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As you might expect... that package has met with a mixed reaction on the Bimmer Forum.
mezy
Jedi Warrior
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yea i bet it has, BM's are not known for there good looks,
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I've been thinking about opening an old folks home that has a huge shop with several British cars. It would be equipped with soft floors, lots and lots of light, young people with moveable joints to reach things and turn things and very large print manuals. And of course a beer tap.
Anyone want to come with me?
Rod
Anyone want to come with me?
Rod
Not gone, just using the time between tr 6 and the yard…new carpet is here, now,…. Dash and looking for time….
Rut
Obi Wan
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I’m in! Just sold my 66 and it breaks my heart, but time marches on. Only 5 more TRs to go, 1 Bugeye and 1 MGB…getting olds one thing, getting off the shop floor is another!