I am not sure if I have put this in the right section, but I wondered if anyone on the forum has a photo of of the above Triumph dealership or if indeed anyone may have worked there. Nothing on Google.
it was started in 1937 and closed around 1980 and is now a Co-op. I am interested as my 1850 Auto came from this dealership in 1973.
Malcolm
Eyles & Coxeter, headington , Oxford
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Re: Eyles & Coxeter, headington , Oxford
After being built, my car - CBL809V - was delivered to Eyles & Coxeter in January 1980, but the address on the V55/2 (application for a Licence for a new Motor Vehicle) shows the address as London Road, Newbury, Berks. Same dealer different branch...?
However my car must have been the subject of a dealer transfer, as it was sold/registered to it's first owner by Keene Brothers Ltd, of Bath Road, Thatcham Berks on 1st May 1980.
That first owner was a company called Z & I Aero Services of Westbourne Grove, London W2.
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However my car must have been the subject of a dealer transfer, as it was sold/registered to it's first owner by Keene Brothers Ltd, of Bath Road, Thatcham Berks on 1st May 1980.
That first owner was a company called Z & I Aero Services of Westbourne Grove, London W2.
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Re: Eyles & Coxeter, headington , Oxford
Now there is a name from the past ! Z & I Aero services! I used to spend money there buying valves for the repair of old radios and televisions. They always arrived in distinctive green and black packaging. I'll see if I can find their old adverts.
Memories !
Tony.
Memories !
Tony.
Re: Eyles & Coxeter, headington , Oxford
Tony that's a great snippet of information. It would be great if you could find anything relating to that company - and to think that your purchases of valves would have gone some way to Z & I purchasing a certain Triumph Dolomite !MIG Wielder wrote:Now there is a name from the past ! Z & I Aero services! I used to spend money there buying valves for the repair of old radios and televisions. They always arrived in distinctive green and black packaging. I'll see if I can find their old adverts.
Memories !
Tony.
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Re: Eyles & Coxeter, headington , Oxford
I have written a blog post about Eyles and Eyles of Oxford http://vitessesteve.blogspot.co.uk/201 ... h-car.html


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Current Cars - Latham F2, 69 Vitesse Mk2 Saloon since 1991 and a Sprint engined TR7. Have had several Dolomites over the years.
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Current Cars - Latham F2, 69 Vitesse Mk2 Saloon since 1991 and a Sprint engined TR7. Have had several Dolomites over the years.
blog http://vitessesteve.blogspot.com/ website http://www.vitessesteve.co.uk/
Isle of Wight, UK based - studied class car restoration at Leeds City College
https://www.facebook.com/stephen.weblin