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Tinkerman

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Wonder how many Triumph Forum members there are?

Tinkerman, the curious.
 
Well, there are only so many real Triumph owners that are registered.

And then there are those who WANT to be Triumph owners, which are probably a larger group than the real owners.

And then there are those who own other British marques, that really admire Triumph owners and secretly register as Triumph owners, so your guess is as good as mine...........
 
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All those wannabees on the forum, EH!!

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Of course, I don't own a Triumph.
I just have a good working knowledge of a Puerto Rican model

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Paul;
I did own a Spitfire for about 10 years.
Would still have it, if not for "divorce", (sorry, very bad word), and might try to find another.
Also had an AH Sprite (59) as my first LBC.
Now trying to decide which I should hunt down, and use to test my patience. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wall.gif

Dave
 
14dna said:
Paul;
Now trying to decide which I should hunt down, and use to test my patience. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wall.gif
Dave
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David,

It appears I am now the proud owner of a 1965ish, TR4ish
tranny. I will gladly give it you as a starting part
for your next Puerto Rico Triumph project. It will certainly
test your patience running down the rest of the parts to
complete the car. I know this guy...................

Next time, I'll install the throw out bearing and YOU
can hold the tranny up in the air while I do it. But
you can still have "the car falls on mechanic" role.

be warm,

d
 
When my older cousin returned from Nam in the early 70's, he bought a Spitfire that he took to Wisconsin and lived there for several years with it before returning to PA. He ended up selling it in 1977 and regretted doing so very much ever since.

His wife knew this and managed to track the car down to it's second owner, who never put many miles on it after buying it from them. As a surprise, she bought it back for him last summer. He is now in the process of getting it somewhat restored to drive for next summer before getting into the serious stuff.

I hadn't seen him for years until last weekend and he couldn't believe that we were both back into Triumphs again.

Small world, isn't it? Hey, that would make a catchy tune for a song!!
 
Tinkerman said:
Wonder how many Triumph Forum members there are?

Tinkerman, the curious.
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I think about twice as many than say, half of them"
or ...
All of them? Is this a trick question!?!? /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/lol.gif

Seriously, there used to be a link on forum statistics of all the Forums, but I guess Basil took it off.
 
I'm the PROUD owner of a completely restored 1979 Spit.AND proud to say its ALLLLL paid for.TRIUMPHS RULE!(< notice the UPPERCASE!-)Cheers Ken & WHITELIGHTNING.
 
I have a pile of parts that hopefully will someday be a TR2. Does that count?
It's the third TR I've owned. I had a pair of TR4As. I definatly favor Triumphs, but I'd not turn down a good deal on ANY make of LBC.
 
Ben,

You are now an "Honorary Life Member" for having traveled to Puerto Rico and faced pure evil eye to eye, mano e mano.
 
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