The Triumph Dolomite Club - Discussion Forum

Look home made to me, no idea where they fit other than the nearest dustbin.

Taken me 3 attempts to reset it, each and every time it says the retyped password is incorrect.

Hi Dave, I checked the one I have and I wouldn't say the plating was good, pretty bad really, I wouldn't say it was really worth sending it out - sorry. Please find attached a image from the parts catalogue showing all components required. It can of course be fitted to a later style bumper if uou ca...

I think I may have one for you.

I just need to check on it's condition, if it ever stops raining I'll wander out to the garage and report back.

new to this wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 8:10 pm Stags use them as well on early Stags, mite make it a bit easier to find one

Dave

Also the TR6.

Interesting enough the Austin Maxi also uses it but with cut outs for reversing lights.

March 1976 onwards (assuming you are referring to the rubbing strips - chrome strip with black insert).

then send it to DVLA for the engine swap. It's my experience that giving DVLA more than a single task at once just confuses them and they are more than likely to "lose" your application or just refuse it because they CAN! So don't give them the chance! Again. . . . can I just add . . . th...

Talk to your local Post Office. Can I just add: Talk to someone at your Main Post Office , most sub post offices haven't a clue about anything like this, you may even find it a challenge to find anyone who can help at your Main Post Office, mostly (I have found) that unless they have some practical...

I see you have left of the main Facebook group for Dolomite owners from your list, the one with the largest members, the most active one. Do you mean the one who’s moderator removed any posts with reference to the Club and what it had to offer on the basis he felt he should be able to reap all the ...

I see you have left of the main Facebook group for Dolomite owners from your list, the one with the largest members, the most active one.

Again to confirm that a TR7 one won't fit, the 7 has much more space around the engine than a Dolomite so the down tube is sloped whereas the Dolomite tubular one would be much more upright to match the exhaust system below. Good luck with your search, I think (maybe) that SAH had one listed in thei...

The only Dolomites to have body coloured sills were the Dolomite 1300 and base model Dolomite 1500. All the other models had black sills.

xvivalve wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2023 2:56 pm The 'S' plate was a decoy whilst it was visibly laid up on the driveway, it's actually on an 'N' plate.

Ahh that explains it.

Looking forward to watching the progress. Great story and the basis of a great car.

Looking at the MoT History it certainly looks as though it had been well looked after in the past.

Fingers crossed someone takes it on.