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Bill Piggott will be attending the Triumph Register of America National Meet June 17 - 20 in Charles Town, West Virginia.
Here's your chance to ask Bill those burning questions about your TR!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]Bill Piggott...born 1948 in London, took a Law Degree and became a lawyer in the early 70's, roughly at the same time as I purchased my first TR, a TR2, as a scruffy daily driver. Joined newly formed TR Register in 1972, becoming the club's Registrar in 1978 and joining the national committee, upon which I have served ever since. Took up club Archivist role in 1996 and ceased as Registrar circa 2003...published first book on TRs in 1986 and have now written a total of 12 TR and Triumph books, plus a couple on Austin Healeys....(I have owned Austin Healey 100's for as long as I've owned TRs)....now retired from the law, I devote most of my time to either classic cars or steam railways, on which subject I also write. [/QUOTE]
I hope to meet some BCFers there!
Here's your chance to ask Bill those burning questions about your TR!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]Bill Piggott...born 1948 in London, took a Law Degree and became a lawyer in the early 70's, roughly at the same time as I purchased my first TR, a TR2, as a scruffy daily driver. Joined newly formed TR Register in 1972, becoming the club's Registrar in 1978 and joining the national committee, upon which I have served ever since. Took up club Archivist role in 1996 and ceased as Registrar circa 2003...published first book on TRs in 1986 and have now written a total of 12 TR and Triumph books, plus a couple on Austin Healeys....(I have owned Austin Healey 100's for as long as I've owned TRs)....now retired from the law, I devote most of my time to either classic cars or steam railways, on which subject I also write. [/QUOTE]
I hope to meet some BCFers there!
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