The Triumph Dolomite Club - EzBoard Archive

Found more or less the same topic on a french forum:<br>
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Mostly LHD European race Sprints, but also some nice pictures of ...

I've checked theaa.com website and found that some cars are still registered (doesn't mean they still exist I guess....)<br>
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FRW797L, 801, 802, 807, 808, 809, 811, 812, 813, 815, 816, 818, 819 and 820 are all registered as make TRIUMPH model OTHER, exept FRW809L and 812 which are stated as ...

From research in brochures and articles in mags and on i-net I've found the following:<br>
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FHP923L (featured in BL brochure)<br>
FRW797L (Museum of British Road Transport, Coventry)<br>
FRW799L (seen black/white pic on i-net)<br>
FRW802L (featured I think in "MotorSport" 10/1973)<br>
FRW805L (b ...

Nice topic!<br>
I've once heard that a number of 25 mimosa Sprints were (ab)used at the press-launch in Geneva the 19th june 1973. From research in '70s carmag articles I've seen FRW820L as the newest registration number used in tests. So, if all consecutive numbers were used by the international ...