I refer to Leon Guyot's obit to the list of yesterday.
Many of you will not know James and I am in that category as well. Suffice
it to say, I knew him extremely well by reputation and much of that came
from his car. He had taken incredible steps to preserve it "as it was" and
he had entirely succeeded in this resolve.
Our sympathies must surely go to his wife at this sad time but I feel we
should also be extremely grateful for the fact that James did so much to
enable others to enjoy the sight of the oldest known Triumph. My greatest
regret is that so many Triumph enthusiasts around the world never had the
opportnity to meet James and see the car for themselves.
John Macartney
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