We set this up as the 40 year celebration of the beginning the Triunph
Sports series (1952-1992). We need to do it again, How about Watkins
Glenn. Someone jump on this for 2002. One Thing that made it so
successful was taking two years to set it up. Not to leave out all the
great Triumph people out there.
This photo is great. It has a lot of history. I built #40 in about 10
weeks,start to stop, just before the race. Jim Shefield raced it for me.
I wanted to prove that a stocker and a good driver could compete. The
car preformed quite well even with the not up to snuff brake system.
(needed more time)
Someone get on it.
T.R.
john donohoe wrote:
>
> Did I miss something here about panoramic photos? I've
> got the BW proof print that was made at Mid Ohio
> (thought it was '91) whenTriumphs ruled.
>
> Have a look at http://bluepencil.com/triumphs.html
>
> I have since tried to track down Crabtree
> Photographics to no avail. I could afford a color
> print now, but can't find one!
>
> (btw I'm sitting on the pit wall--after having helped
> push TRF's engineless TRS onto the grid--in the proof
> but not in the final color shot which is why I begged
> for and got the proof. It's the absolute only one of
> its kind!)
>
> Could you kindly reitierate (off list okay) this
> panoramic thread?
>
> Thanks
> John Donohoe
> '70 GT6+ KC81718
>
> --- "T. R. Householder" <trhouse@greenapple.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > All the Panorams' are here. When we've inventoried
> > Georges'. We'll start
> > on Mid-Ohio in "92".Somebody counted them, I just
> > forgot How many.
> > Thanks to everyone who made all the pictures great.
> > Wallpaper might have
> > been cheaper.. But not as satisfying to look at.
> > Anyone out there in the one taken at the Ambassador
> > Hotel in Jan. !954??
> >
> > T.R.
> >
>
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