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Hi Swampy; welcome to the asylum.
If you're up for it, there's a club drive Wednesday (New Years Day). Not a rally as such, just a pleasant drive through the hills with a bunch of other Triumph nuts. You are welcome to drive along, whether or not you choose to join the club.
http://www.sctoa.org/SCTOA/Flyers_files/2020 New Years Drive.pdf
If the TR isn't quite ready, you can also "run what you brung"; but you'll be expected to stay at the back of the pack
PS, the RSVP is so Robert can get a head count to make lunch reservations. But there's always room for one more car, and usually room for two more at the lunch venue.
If you're up for it, there's a club drive Wednesday (New Years Day). Not a rally as such, just a pleasant drive through the hills with a bunch of other Triumph nuts. You are welcome to drive along, whether or not you choose to join the club.
http://www.sctoa.org/SCTOA/Flyers_files/2020 New Years Drive.pdf
If the TR isn't quite ready, you can also "run what you brung"; but you'll be expected to stay at the back of the pack
PS, the RSVP is so Robert can get a head count to make lunch reservations. But there's always room for one more car, and usually room for two more at the lunch venue.