>... and this list, good though it is, only addresses a
>relatively small proportion of the global Standard Triumph cyber
>brotherhood. It certainly tends to focus on only a limited number of
>all the models that were made and the sports cars were by no means the
>be all and end all of new vehicle output...
>Jonmac
This criticism of the list has been voiced before. In the couple
of years I been reading this list, I have not heard anyone seriously
refuse to answer a question about "one of those Triumphs". A large
percentage of the members seem to be from the US, and the sports
cars were the only Triumphs exported to us in large numbers.
Is the lack of knowledge about them our fault or Triumph Car Company? I
would welcome knowledge about the other members of my TR's family, but I've
have only seen the non-sports cars at a few shows and never
on the street.
I feel that if the owners of the other types of Triumphs want to
join the group, they would be welcome! But to complain because we
do not discuss cars we do not own...
Flame if you think you must, my delete button is only a click away.
I just got too many "dumb American" comments at work this week.
Rich White St. Joseph, IL USA
'63 TR3B TCF587L
That ain't a scrap pile, that is my car!
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