Toledo TS... Information wanted please...!

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captain_70s
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Re: Toledo TS... Information wanted please...!

#31 Post by captain_70s »

I'd happily roll in a Toledo TS, I'm actually looking for a project car now I have a a modern daily driver and most of the required stuff is from the BL parts bin... NO, must resist buying a tatty Toledo... :lol:

Sadly I doubt I'd get insured on a modified car like that if I managed to replicate it. :(
1976 Triumph Dolomite 1850HL "Trevor, the Tenaciously Terrible Triumph" - Rotten as a pear and dissolving into a field in rural Aberdeenshire.
1977 Triumph Dolomite 1300 "Daisy, the Dilapidated Dolomite of Disaster" - Major resto, planned for completion 2021.
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Re: Toledo TS... Information wanted please...!

#32 Post by vambo »

captain_70s wrote:I'd happily roll in a Toledo TS, I'm actually looking for a project car now I have a a modern daily driver and most of the required stuff is from the BL parts bin... NO, must resist buying a tatty Toledo... :lol:

Sadly I doubt I'd get insured on a modified car like that if I managed to replicate it. :(
If you can make up a list, its worth phoning up Lancaster - they've been more than happy each time I've phoned up for heralds that have had endless alterations made to them.
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#33 Post by Oli_88 »

They (Lancaster) also didn't rip me off when I listed all the stuff I've done to mine...
1978 Twilight Purple Dolomite 1850HL The Lolomite.
It's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses.
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