The Triumph Dolomite Club - Discussion Forum

So who when then? Was great to see all the Dollys there. I was on the TR stand, but certainly enjoyed wondering over, and thinking I must get my 1850 on the road at somepoint. Hope everyone enjoys the video I've posted below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNpmnB_mylw&t=12s

Cheers

Steve

Nice footage Steve thanks for that. The TR sounds the part

Tony

Thanks for sharing the video.
The missus and I popped down from Edinburgh for the late Saturday and most of Sunday, I thought the event was crammed into a smaller space this year.
She had a ride in the SS100 Jaguar and thoroughly enjoyed it , the cars went on a 20 minute circuit.

I bought some Dinitrol, a lithium battery jump starter and an inspection camera. I'm skint now!
I have some photo's, not many, I'll post them later, too busy just now.

Cheers Tony and thanks GTS290N

I got a set of numberplates for my Bantam the chap there was making the at a sight discounted price. I do need to get a set for my Dolly but it was a case of the Bantams closer to being roadworthy. There was a lot on offer, like anything I just wish I had more time to look round it all

Cheers

Steve

tony g wrote: ↑Mon Mar 26, 2018 1:09 pm Nice footage Steve thanks for that. The TR sounds the part

My thoughts too!


thanks,

Ian.

I traveled up from Cornwall. First time at NEC. Was a really good show. Loads of cracking cars. And lots of I used to have one of them moments! Wish I had it now!! Would recommend it

The J reg red Stag is a four wheel drive Ferguson FF conversion.
There is an article about it in the current Triumph World magazine,
this being an interesting and informative read, given that it has been updated/improved upon somewhat.



Ian.

GTS290N wrote: ↑Mon Mar 26, 2018 2:24 pm
The missus and I popped down from Edinburgh for the late Saturday and most of Sunday...

I was on the stand all day Sunday Bill. Must have been off for a wander when you came to the stand?

Well that didn't go exactly as planned.

On the Tuesday before the NEC I had to go to the hospital with acute tonsillitis and as a result missed the NEC completely.

But I owe a huge thanks to Marsh and the volunteers for being able to step in at the last minute and take over from me.

I was wondering what had happened re the NEC...... But i did'nt like to ask.
I hope you are now on the road to recovery.
Great set of photo's, what a shame about the gearbox
Paintwork has come up well though

Tony.