Goodbye to another old friend

[TR3driver]

Apologies for the late notice, just found out about it myself. Ken Gillanders has been a great friend to the Triumph racing community for many decades; I loved to listen to his stories from the racetrack. He will be missed!
https://obits.dignitymemorial.com/d...-Gillanders&lc=4789&pid=186820423&mid=7582242

However, British Frame and Engine is still in business, Ken passed it on to Brian Howlett when his health started to fail last year.
https://www.britishframeandengine.com/

 

[Basil]

Didn't know him, but sad news just the same. Posted condolences from all at BCF.

 

[TR3driver]

Couple of old photos of Ken in his TR2, courtesy Steve Hedke

 

[groupdeville]

Ken was also one of the longest-time owners of a TR (if not the longest) on record: He'd owned his 1955 TR2 since it was nearly new. Brian Howlett, who now owns BFE, is also a great guy with a longtime racing background, and is continuing the legacy of Ken's helpfulness to us all.

(Thanks for that cam and break-in advice, Ken....it's still running strong a quarter-century on)