The Triumph Dolomite Club - Discussion Forum

Chuck a set of Avon CR6ZZ's on there!

How about some Avon CR322's at 185/70, that should look good, good tyres as well. My caterham in my avatar has Avon CR500's on, they dont do those in the correct dolly size though!!

Edin Dundee wrote:I sent my 1850 carbs and manifold to Andrew Turner, came back fully refurb'd and everything blasted, about £300.
But - if you use your car as a daily it won't be long before they lose that pristine look, unless you spend every weekend polishing under the bonnet!

Interesting mate...this is on my list and will get a chat to you about this

I've already ordered the Goodyears, they are waiting for me to finish polishing the two alloys, which is a lot harder than it looks,
namely because I have thicker mops than needed. (ordered larger thiner ones to get in the dish area)

But its amazing how there are hardly any named brand tyres in 175/70/13 nowadays, I have seen some abroad though and will
look into it.

I fitted Falkens, they're great!

Hows the car coming along mate?

Hi Russell,

It's coming along quite well, the clutch and brake hydraulics are still to be done, I'm polishing two of the rims, bit of electrical and should be on the road mid/end October.

It still will need some bodywork doing and minor items, but I may as well leave that till spring time and let winter have its way.

How's you dolly doing, I do hope it hasn't left a mess on you garage floor (they need a bit of training ), I know mine needs a lot of re-training.

With a bit of luck I may even see you on one of my pick a direction and drive days, in November.

Mahesh, I'm wondering if you have a 'post rationalisation' vin number, does it start with TWTLD5AT? If it does PM me the number and I'll see if its in my 1980 end of production list.

Forgot to post these pictures in between the drivers side sill and end result,

Fantastic!!! That is looking absolutely sensational, utterly gorgeous Nicely Done. I may end up sending my Dolly down there as they seem very Dolly friendly!! Mines ok thanks mate its away having a full engine and colling system rebuild currently, once back and its reliable ill think about having it full painted next year And your right... Its had a few wee accidents on the floor!!! It would indeed be great to catch up if you are up this way Kind Regards Russell

Love it! I hope all the gaps are ok when the doors go back on.

Ooh er, lovely

Thanks Pippin, I hope the gaps are good too, having said that, they are used to doing Stags,
so a solid roof Dolly should be ok.

Hi Bill, it looks lovely in the pictures, but then Dollys are so photogenic, unless your up close
you never know.

James,

I ended up ordering new tags from Burlen, as I said, Vain, but if not for my Dolly Sprint