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macca
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Always loved a nice Trumpet and yours is just that!
I think I may have seen this around in my travels, could have been at a boot fair. Looks like I have competition on the retro tat purchasing front from now on!
I too went to Goodwood this weekend for the first time and I was very impressed. Cant believe I never did it before as I am so local but work and money always got in the way.
I was planning on going to Ardingly on the Sunday as I have to work Saturday mornings. If you are there on Sunday I will come over peruse your brown beast. Do you have to pre-book to show your car like Bromley or can you just rock up in the show field?
And I concurr, you look rather dapper and can pull off the 70's motoring gent look rather well.
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nice car i like the wheels and think the debadged chrome grille looks better  |
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She came from Mike Papworth and his wife Bet in the Midlands, and drove back to Brighton via a stopover in Cheltenham like a dream. They were a lovely couple and had a cheeky little one eyed westy called Max who was a right character! Mike very kindly threw in several spares including a couple of different grilles, uprated towing shocks, workshop manual and other bits and pieces, and was very helpful and patient with all my questions! He was a real gent  He rebuilds Gearboxes, and Tilly's is beaut, so can highly recommend. Mike is a gem. I bought my Triumph from him too. Here's a link to my thread... retrorides.proboards.com/thread/150294/1973-triumph-2000-mkii-saloon |
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'73 Triumph 2000
'95 Honda Prelude Si 2.2 VTEC
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He rebuilds Gearboxes, and Tilly's is beaut, so can highly recommend.