Triumph Car Day at the Ace Cafe 12th June/Bromley Pageant

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Re: Triumph Car Day at the Ace Cafe 12th June/Bromley Pageant

#46 Post by Howard81 »

Excellent photos, and a really nice range of cars on the stand! :D

I'm sure the positioning of the sun and the moon will one day allow me to have a working car on a day of a show :lol:
1978 Triumph Dolomite Sprint (project thread)
1966 Volkswagen 1300 (project thread)
1962 Austin Mini (project)
1962 MGA 1600 Mark II
1965 Mobylette SP50 (project)
2001 Rover 75 2.5-litre V6
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#47 Post by Purplebargeken »

Well folks the Triumph Day at The Ace Cafe (11th June 2011) is nearly upon us.

I will be attending and so will a fairly new member of the Club (Mick) who has a very tidy white 1300 Dolly. Seeing as SD is also white, I was wondering if anyone else is hoping to attend (hopefully with a non-white coloured car :lol: :lol: ). Maybe I wont be parked amongst a bunch of TR7's this year (not that it was a problem for anyone concerned, it just looked funny :lol: ).

See you on Saturday! Get there early and have a great Ace breakfast :wink:

Ken
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#48 Post by jeffers »

Am strongly considering going along to the Ace Cafe thing.

Am tempted to bring WF0929 (even though it's white :D ) and drag my father in law along (as he's visiting) to drive the GT6. Could even bring the whole family (Mother -I-L and GF) and bring the yellow 1850 too!!

Cheers
Jeff
GT6 Mk3 - 1973 (Shiny all over)
Dolomite 1850 - 1980 (Poorly - but plans afoot!)
VW Scirocco GTX - 1986 (Long distance weapon of choice)
VW Corrado 2.0l - 1995 (A modern? Well, modern-ish - new suspension = a lovely drive)

MGB roadster - 1978 (for those long hot summer days - ho ho!)
MGB GT - 1972 (for those long not quite so hot summer days !)
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#49 Post by Purplebargeken »

Go for it Jeff. I last saw the car when it was a shade of green and it would be brill to see it now (before it goes to another home).

See you there (hopefully). I'll be stood by the WHITE 1500TC :lol: :lol: :lol:

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#50 Post by Howard81 »

The thread title is confusing! 12th June was the ace last year, I've only just realised this so I can now go to both the Ace and Bromley!!

Anyone got the times?
1978 Triumph Dolomite Sprint (project thread)
1966 Volkswagen 1300 (project thread)
1962 Austin Mini (project)
1962 MGA 1600 Mark II
1965 Mobylette SP50 (project)
2001 Rover 75 2.5-litre V6
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#51 Post by Purplebargeken »

11M to 4PM.

Sadly I won't be there now as I have been press ganged into going to Norwich on Saturday :(
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#52 Post by Jon Tilson »

A worthwhile day out and nice to see Jeffers and his white one and learn that he is now the custodian
of my ex yellow peril.

Only a few dolomite shaped cars and generally a pretty low turnout compared with previous years
but its nice to see people in a relaxed and friendly venue and the interest from the Ace regulars is a big plus.

Nice especially for me to see an old local metallic blue K plater I often used to see about cos it used to live near me and is now in Reading way. A credit to its owner who has had it ages. The original blue interior is very special.

Jonners
Note from Admin: sadly Jon passed away in February 2018 but his humour and wealth of knowledge will be fondly remembered by all. RIP Jonners.
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