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New England Triumph meeting Sun in NH
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Paul:
Planning meeting & annual start up meeting, I can give you more details, directions if you are interested. I am going to try & get more involved in some local clubs this year. I may be driving my 250 daily to the train as my wife may sell her Volvo & share my Landcruiser & daughter's car till she goes off to college in the fall.
Planning meeting & annual start up meeting, I can give you more details, directions if you are interested. I am going to try & get more involved in some local clubs this year. I may be driving my 250 daily to the train as my wife may sell her Volvo & share my Landcruiser & daughter's car till she goes off to college in the fall.
Kirk_Fisher
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I used to live in Vermont. Isn't it a bit cold, snowy and salty yet for a TR Club meeting?
Brosky
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Gary:
I know exactly where it is. I've had lunch there many times. I'll be at the Cape Cod British Car Club's Winterfest party on Saturday night over on Forestdale, MA, so I may have to pass on Sunday's meeting, since I'll be driving another 250 miles on Monday again. Sometimes I feel like I never leave my car. Not the TR6, but the Ford 500.
I'll see how ambitious I am Sunday morning.
I know exactly where it is. I've had lunch there many times. I'll be at the Cape Cod British Car Club's Winterfest party on Saturday night over on Forestdale, MA, so I may have to pass on Sunday's meeting, since I'll be driving another 250 miles on Monday again. Sometimes I feel like I never leave my car. Not the TR6, but the Ford 500.
I'll see how ambitious I am Sunday morning.
alwaysride
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I was in Hampton, NH last Sunday (surfing at Jeness beach, about 3 miles north of North Hampton). Didn't see any TRs on the road at all. Actually, I haven't seen one TR on the road since maybe October. I'm still driving my 6 almost daily. Not much snow this year, though plenty of salt lately, but the car is made for commuting - not sitting in the garage.
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Vin,
Glad to see that you enjoy yours in a way that most of don't get to do. I commute 300-400 miles three days a week, in my car as part of my job and I can assure you, even in the best of weather, my TR6 was not made to do that. The key word here is "MY TR6", not yours.
Besides, I just don't like driving it in the salt. It would make my nice black oil leak stains under the car look all sloppy and white.
Happy motoring!!!
Glad to see that you enjoy yours in a way that most of don't get to do. I commute 300-400 miles three days a week, in my car as part of my job and I can assure you, even in the best of weather, my TR6 was not made to do that. The key word here is "MY TR6", not yours.
Besides, I just don't like driving it in the salt. It would make my nice black oil leak stains under the car look all sloppy and white.
Happy motoring!!!
alwaysride
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Ha! Yes, those oil stains on the underside do get kind of white, but the oil is what keeps it from rusting!