Hello from the UK

[Southwarks]

Having owned a Triumph Stag for seven years, I came to a mutual agreement with a chap I met at a classic car gathering and am now the proud owner of a Triumph TR2 (1955).
Having loved and learnt my way around a Stag engine I now find myself at a loss with the TR2 but am excited to begin the journey!

 

[JPSmit]

welcome and looks a lovely car!

 

[NutmegCT]

Welcome to BCF. To me, a TR2 and TR3 are the *classic* Triumphs. I still miss my '59 TR3.

Here's a TR2 memory for you:

Richards in the prototype TR2, hitting 124+ mph at Jabbeke, 1953.

What got you interested in the TR2?

Tom M.

 

[Basil]

Richards in the prototype TR2, hitting 124+ mph at Jabbeke, 1953.

Yikes! 124MPH in a TR2 - that's a scary thought!

Welcome to the BCF Southwarks.

 

[Southwarks]

Welcome to BCF. To me, a TR2 and TR3 are the *classic* Triumphs. I still miss my '59 TR3.

Here's a TR2 memory for you:

Richards in the prototype TR2, hitting 124+ mph at Jabbeke, 1953.

What got you interested in the TR2?

Tom M.

I fancied something a bit older and I think the TR2 is about as beautiful as a car gets. (Biased)

 

[Southwarks]

Yikes! 124MPH in a TR2 - that's a scary thought!

Welcome to the BCF Southwarks.

60 feels fast enough

 

[Grantura_MKI]

Welcome!
Great cars for running about where you live. I spend a lot of time in Inkberrow when I am over.

 

[Louis 52MGTD]

A beautiful car, always wanted to own one.

 

[Southwarks]

Welcome!
Great cars for running about where you live. I spend a lot of time in Inkberrow when I am over.

Not far away at all

 

[Grantura_MKI]

Nope the 422 is nice to drive. Spent a lot of time at David/Gerald TVR.