The Triumph Dolomite Club - EzBoard Archive

Had an insurance on the sprint a few year's ago, about £250, no limited miles or anything. Went back a couple of day's later to put wife's name on, came up about £40 cheaper. According to lass on the desk, each month they target different driver's with discount's. That month was Lady Driver's ...

I havent used Hadrian for about 10 years, "Once bitten twice shy", and maybe there quality control is a lot better now, but no harm in warning others of the possabilities. I later heard from an alleged very good source that the panels were stored bare metal untill required, then flashed over with ...

Living in the North East i have used Hadrian Panels in the past, and with them being probably the biggest supplier up here, so have a lot of my friends. Most with dissapionting results. My worst experience with them was the purchase of Dolly panels. 2 rear w/arch repair panels, 2 sills, and 1 full ...

Hi, Lad's.<br>
Checked through spec sheet Resko, cant find any restrictions with paint trim combinations. But found that the colours codes are not just for paint as i first thought.<br>
It does'nt alter my description at all, it just means that some of the shade's are for trim aswell.<br>
e.g. White ...

Simon, if you are just after the repair panels, you're local motor factors should be able to supply these. I think mine were about a tenner each last year from a company called Selecta Panel. Don't know if they have outlets throughout the country though. This one is in the North East. If you do get ...

Just when i thought i had found a nice red with Andy's Sprint, Jod puts a picture on !!!!.<!--EZCODE EMOTICON START : --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/ohwell.gif ALT=":"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <br>
Thank's for you're replies lad's, think i'll have to flip a coin ...

Andy, can you tell me what colour red you're sprint is in the picture. ( Jigsaw topic) And is it a triumph colour.?<br>
Also if anyone knows if triumph actually used signal red for the Dolly range. I have a copy of the sprint factory/garage repair manual that i was given from an ex Rover/Leyland ...

Try getting a friend to follow you along a straight bit of road and see how it looks. If the car is going slightly sideways it is probably the rear axle mounts, if its keeping a decent line but still pulling it will probably be the front sub-frame or suspension/steering joints.<br>
Worn axle mounts ...

Crabbing as Alun said can sometimes be caused through accident damage, but most of the time it's caused with weak or broken mounting point's. Rear Subframe mountings on Mini's etc, and rear axle's on Dolly's and rear wheel drive car's. I have had this problem with both of these car's. The Mini has ...