namless
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well i thought i would join and play who bought a new car  today this as followed me home from grunty's place. Thanks mate good to meet you. now i just need to get some time and put it back on the road some pictures for now, will take some in daylight and maybe do a thread on it.. triumph FWD 1500     cheers gobs |
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Top man....well done  |
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Nice one Gobs, I had the pleasure of seeing this car while Alan was working on it. Very nice car and Alan's welding/fabrication is rather lovely. Looking forward to seeing it out & about soon (Summer Slam, Dathering etc...  ) |
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My first road car was a J reg 1500 (in mid 70's) ;D
I'll have a dig but am sure I've still got a Haynes manual in good condition somewhere if you haven't one aready.
Paul.H
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myke
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Nice one mate.
Looks a tidy example.
What's your time plan for it?
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Seth
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Aha! A proper old car |
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namless
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Jan 29, 2010 10:01:35 GMT
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Bruce - thanks ;D yea Alan has definitely put some work in to the front of the car, I think he has done most of the hard work  I have just for to put few bits and pieces back together and do the sill. hopefully it will be back on the road as soon as. I think it's in a good nick for its age Paul.H - Haynes manual will be appreciated, need one of those as I have not got a clue where what goes on these myke - cheers. it really is, has a good interior as well plans for it, at the moment is get it back on the road and enjoy some retro motor engineering. Seth -shh! quietly the Volvo has big ears  haha. yea I actuality managed to get a real one. hopefully I can get it running for our next pub meet |
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Last Edit: Jan 29, 2010 10:05:13 GMT by namless
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Jan 29, 2010 20:00:01 GMT
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Found the manual PM me your address and I'll pop in the post. Paul H |
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think i've a few bits in with some parts i recently bought if you need anything get in touch will be cheap.
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theres more to life than mpg & to much power is just enough.
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Jan 30, 2010 11:43:01 GMT
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Nice! Lots of Triumph tin seems to be emerging at the moment on RR!
I remember this one the first time round, very cool!
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Jan 30, 2010 12:56:56 GMT
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 needs must though, just found the missing subframe nut LOL Bound to some other bits to put in a box and post Hope you have fun with the rebuild, shouldn't take long Dare say we will meet at a pub or campsite etc cheers Al
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Welder, fabricator, general resto work
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namless
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Jan 31, 2010 20:20:22 GMT
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BenzBoy - cheers, it's the season maybe Triumph time lol Alan- not a problem, if you find anything just post it this way. btw sorry for my ignorance, but what fuel does it use leaded or unleaded? |
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today this as followed me home from grunty's place. Thanks mate good to meet you. now i just need to get some time and put it back on the road 
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I have just for to put few bits and pieces back together and do the sill. hopefully it will be back on the road as soon as. I think it's in a good nick for its age 
haha. yea I actuality managed to get a real one. hopefully I can get it running for our next pub meet 
