As Tom Householder has said =Folks this is what it is all about = this young
man is now in some very good hands, this list is just unbelievable. "FT"
----- Original Message -----
From: <dstauffa@csc.com>
To: <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2000 12:38 PM
Subject: Re: New TR6er
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> Hi Brendan,
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> I am a member of the Triumph Sports Car Club of San Diego and would like
to
> welcome you to the wonderful world of Triumphs. You have already made a
very
> important first step by becoming a member of this list. You will finds
this a
> fantastic source of technical info as well as a way to keep in touch with
people
> around the world who have a common passion for Little British Cars.
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> The next best step is to become a member of the TSSCSD. We met the first
> Thursday of every month , except January, at the Boll Wevil in Kearny Mesa
at
> 7:30 p.m. Every month we have some type of club tour/activity that allows
us to
> have fun in the TRs. Also, one of the club members owns and operates
British
> Heritage Motor Sports, a garage dedicated to keeping our Triumphs on the
road.
> They do excellent work at bargain prices!
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> Hello, my name is Brendan from Poway, CA. This is my first time to this
list
> and just learning more and more about Triumphs everyday. This is my story
> (so far): I am 16, and I have just recently purchased a '76 TR6, and
> coincidentally my best friend is in the process of purchasing a '77
> Spitfire. Anyway, upon seeking more info, we happened to stumble upon some
> MG pictures and sites and noticed that some of the MG's have steering
wheels
> on right and some on the left, but we were just wondering, and I thought
> not, but do any Triumphs have the steering wheels on the right?
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> By now you have received several answers to the above questions. There
are a
> couple of RHD Triumphs is San Diego county. You have already heard from
Jeff
> McNeal who is the proud owner of a RHD Spitfire. I own a 1970 Home Market
TR6
> which means it is right hand drive and has the 150 h.p. petrol injected
engine.
> I am just putting the finishing touches on a five year frame off
restoration.
> My car was made in England but I got it while living in Australia.
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> We are planning to start in a few weeks and do a complete rebuild. And I
can't
> but barely control myself until the day I get to drive it! It is also my
> first car.
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> Yes, the fun had already begun; its even better when you are behind the
wheel
> cruising down the road with the top down!!
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> Cheers,
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> Dave Stauffacher
> Ramona, Ca
> 1970 TR6 CP51649
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