TR TRIVIA

[angelfj1]

I've accumulated tons of old TR literature over the years. The sources vary, but include national and local club newsletters, magazines, newspapers, etc. Some of the articles are funny. others are corny (by today's standards). All in all fairly interesting stuff. I thought I would post a few today. If you like this sort of "fun", let me know and I'll post more from time to time.

 

[bgbassplyr]

Love trivia. My life is full of it. I guess I'm just trivial.

 

[Tinkerman]

Frank, just ran across your trivia post, I think its great and for one, would love to see more of it.

Tinkerman

 

[Don Elliott]

Dick - The car doors in the photo from Frank have very even gaps. Why don't you get back to work ?

Frank - Is it a clue, but the building in the background has had all it's windows blown out, or in. Is it during the war ? Or did the car just have a back-fire ?

 

[angelfj1]

Don, I knew you would respond . . . . eventually. Due to the vintage of this photo, you may be correct.

 

[angelfj1]

More Trivia . . . . . . .

 

[CinneaghTR]

This looks very interesting, but it is hard to read (which may be my computer...).

 

[angelfj1]

sorry - it's not your computer. I just reformatted this - hope it looks better

 

[angelfj1]

More . . . . . . . .

 

[CinneaghTR]

Awesome! Thanks!

 

[vagt6]

A century old Triumph (well, almost)!

Problem was in 1912: great car to drive, but no paved roads!

There's no utopia . . . :crazy:

 

[angelfj1]

Very few of us drive our TR's through winter. But that was not the case 50 years ago. I found the recommendations from this old TSOA article (1958) very interesting.