You wrote:
>
>In replying, Thomas, I'm also forwarding your note to the Triumphs
list.
>I don't really have any good information at hand on the roadsters; nor
>do I have any personal experience. Undoubtedly someone on the list can
>shed more light on this.
>
>On Wed, 27 Mar 1996 STH@softlab.de wrote:
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>> Hi Andrew,
>>
>> yesterday I received a phonecall from a fellow Triumph enthusiast.
He
>> knows about a 2000 Roadster (RHD) that is offered at an auction
near his
>> home. He asked me some questions, but I'm not that expert to
answer them.
>>
>> How many of the 1800/2000 Roadsters were LHD ?
>> Did they export all the LHD cars to America ?
>> How many LHD Roadsters survived in America ?
>> Are there any books covering these models ?
>>
>> Thank you for your help.
>>
>> Thomas
>>
>>
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>--Andy
>
>Andrew Mace
>10/Herald/Vitesse (Sports 6) Consultant
>Vintage Triumph Register
>amace@unix2.nysed.gov
>
>In answer to your queston of the number of 2000 Roadsters made, only
2000 were manufactured and imported to the USA. There were 2501 1800
Roadsters manufactured. I haven't been able to find any books about
the cars.
Cheers,
Sheri Pyle
1949 2000 Saloon
1958 TR3
1959 TR3
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