The Triumph Dolomite Club - EzBoard Archive

i will torture myself at work tomorrow thinking about this but i am definitely favouring a dolomite over the scorpio(frog eyed) that was the only other contender...thank you all for helping a very indecisive person

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A choice between spritely (even in 1300 form with lead wellies) nimble, easy to fix medium small car with dirt cheap insurance and hoardes of people that'll look wistfully and tell you about the one they used to have, or big, wollowy, no doubt plagued by modern black box issues, ugly Ford. <br>
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Both have their merits, but for 50 miles a week, I'd go for classic and nimble myself <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :) --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/im ... /smile.gif ALT=":)"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END-->

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drop me an e-mail on triumphtoledo@hotmail.com and Ill send you pics of the 1500TC & you can see how different it is to a Dolomite 1500.<br>
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Rob

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Garry, I've only got the 1500 that's useable and it's going free to a good home. The other engines that I've got are the engine that was originally in the Toledo (probably too far gone to be rebuilt) and a 1200 Herald engine (needs a rebuild). The decent 1300 engine has gone into my Toledo to bring it back to original spec with the intention of getting it back on the road (eventually!)<br>
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Is the Ford Scorpio a viable option? I'm not knocking Fords as I have a 1998 Mondeo as my everyday car and I've also had 4 MK3 Granadas as everyday transport.<br>
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Anyway, glad you chose the Dolly. Rob is the resident Toledo guru and he's been helpful to me with my starter motor problems.

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slingard12 @ hotmail dot com

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me???? i have emailed you to ask about it,le t me know if you have received it

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