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Hello my name is Scott and I am a Triumphaholic.
It all started when I was 17 and bought a used Spitfire 1500.
My father commented that Triumphs had two seats so you could take your mechanic with you, easier to get back home that way.
I grew older, got married, sold the spit, thought I was cured. Everytime I saw an LBC, I would get an urge to get another Triumph.
FFW 10 years and I finally gave in and bought a 70 Spit Mk3, spent the next 7 years driving it in the summer and refurbishing in the winter. In the intervening period I picked up a 69 Spit Mk3, stored it in a barn for 5 years occasionally robbing parts from it.
This September I brought the 69 home with the intention of restoring it. No problem, two car garage, 69 on one side 70 on the other, what could go wrong? It was my intention to worry about my wife parking in the garage once the snow arrived.
Best laid plans... within two weeks of bringing the 69 home, I find a 74 TR6 I simply must have.
Of course I bought the TR6, 69 Spit on one side of my garage TR6 on the other and the 70 Spit in my Mother's garage.
I finally have to admit I have an addiction and have come here for help.
Whadda you mean thats like going to the "Crack House" for rehab???
Scott
It all started when I was 17 and bought a used Spitfire 1500.
My father commented that Triumphs had two seats so you could take your mechanic with you, easier to get back home that way.
I grew older, got married, sold the spit, thought I was cured. Everytime I saw an LBC, I would get an urge to get another Triumph.
FFW 10 years and I finally gave in and bought a 70 Spit Mk3, spent the next 7 years driving it in the summer and refurbishing in the winter. In the intervening period I picked up a 69 Spit Mk3, stored it in a barn for 5 years occasionally robbing parts from it.
This September I brought the 69 home with the intention of restoring it. No problem, two car garage, 69 on one side 70 on the other, what could go wrong? It was my intention to worry about my wife parking in the garage once the snow arrived.
Best laid plans... within two weeks of bringing the 69 home, I find a 74 TR6 I simply must have.
Of course I bought the TR6, 69 Spit on one side of my garage TR6 on the other and the 70 Spit in my Mother's garage.
I finally have to admit I have an addiction and have come here for help.
Whadda you mean thats like going to the "Crack House" for rehab???
Scott
