The Triumph Dolomite Club - Discussion Forum

I have been tasked by the late Mr Tilson to assist Mrs Tilson in clearing his sheds, garage, loft and driveway (it’s ok, he asked me before he passed on, not after!)

All proceeds will be going to Mrs Tilson, who in turn will be passing them to good causes.

I was shying away from the 'Ted's stuff' auction format, because it was a lot of bother, particularly loading photographs, but as they can now be loaded direct, this is how it will work:

Items will be brought back to be dispatched from my house which will allow me to photograph them and display them here, along with a deadline for bids which are to be sent to me by PM.

Now, some folk just didn't get this with Ted's Stuff; when sending me the PM do make sure you REMOVE THE BODY OF TEXT THAT THE BOARD WILL AUTOMATICALLY INCLUDE WITH YOUR PM, just state which numbered item you are bidding on and how much you are offering. I will endeavour to update the listing with the high bid and who it is from to keep everything transparent.

Postage will be at cost for a 'signed for' service as I cannot replace anything that gets 'lost' (though some will command a slight premium for effort of wrapping) on top of the winning bid and payment will be by cheque or postal order for the winning bid payable to 'Mrs E Tilson' and separate payment by any means other than paypal for the postage element to me. Some of the larger items will be on a collection only basis, but the point of collection may be able to vary to better suit the convenience of the winner. Items will not be released or posted until payment has been received.

Any item may be withdrawn without notice at my discretion.

Bids for instant sale of any items unsold after the initial auction period for that item has ended will be considered at my discretion any time after that auction period ends. If you hope for a bargain, then bid whilst the auction is live; I will not be giving anything away 'cheap' afterwards

The first items are as follow and bidding will end on these items at noon on Saturday 14 April:

6. Another dolomite petrol tank showing signs of previous repair (Collection preferred):

Bidding on the following items will close at noon on 21 April 2018:

14: A period new, unused and still sealed in the box 'Sparkrite' car alarm system



22: 2 x unused and boxed lower ball joint repair kits



26: 3 x new old stock 7/16" thread (late) Sprint wheel nuts

Alun,

What is the model number of the pair of unused new and boxed 'Gaz' rear shock absorbers with adjustable ride but fixed platform?

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1972 Spitfire MK IV
1972 Stag
1980 Sprint

1962 Land Rover Series 2a
1961 Land Rover Series 2a (under restoration)
1983 Land Rover Series 3

1995 Suzuki Samurai SJ413

1972 MGB GT (banished for being too tight to fit in it)

GSO 2264

Item 24 £10. Cheers Dave.

You are lucky I saw this!

Bidding on the following items will close at midday on Saturday 05 May:

If it helps anyone living down south who is interested in the Sprint gearbox I will probably be going up to annoy Alun at some point so can get it for you and bring it back to Fleet in Hants.

The prop centre bearing, is it the right one for a 1975 Sprint WITH overdrive please?

There is no difference, but part number on the box is 37H 8019

Bidding on the following items will close at midday on Saturday 19 May:

Bidding on the following items will close at 6 pm on Sunday 27 May:

77: Factory manual for 1500 Spitfire:




80: Haynes manual for 1850/Sprint:



85: Used wiper stalk. Untested:



93: A partially dismantled and not quite complete used 1850 carburettor, AUD603R



100: Two new old stock DB102 contact points:



107: A used early 'DOLOMITE' boot badge with some minor pitting:



109: An assortment of individual TRIUMPH letters (boot and bonnet identification for other Triumphs) but with the aitches dropped:



112: A used fuel gauge (untested):



114: A set of new old stock brake shoes for Toledo or 1300 Dolomite:

Bidding on the following items will close at 6 pm on Sunday 10 June:

118: A used gearstick for a single rail non-overdrive gearbox; no knob:



127: A new 12 vane water pump cover. This looks like one of the after market replicas that one of the mainstream suppliers commissioned a few years back:



136: A new old stock boxed wheel cylinder for the 1300 Dolomite with single line brakes:



137: A new old stock boxed wheel cylinder for the big saloon range:



141: A new old stock boxed selector rod yoke for the 1500 and 4 speed TR7 gearbox (no longer available from suppliers):



151: A new old stock 'B' series head gasket set with copper head gasket:



152: A new old stock head gasket set for 1.1 and 1.4 Metro and Rover 214:

Folks, give me a chance here please. Don't assume if I've sent you things before that I've kept your address, I haven't, nor do I intend to start doing so.

Please put something else in the envelope to identify where the items are to be sent; trawling past PMs to find things is time consuming and reduces my incentive to complete this task.

It continues:

Ian Rowley; who are you, what are you paying for, and where should I send it????

I can't match purchases to the amounts sent when there are various purchasers owing the same amount