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Last Updated 11/03/2011

We made the Feb 2009 Cover of  Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car Magazine!!!!!!!!!!   Here's how it happened Check out the Fender Blankets I'm now making and selling along with Interior Panel kits and Boot Covers.  At some point I'll set up a separate site for these items but for now just follow the links or email me for more information. Most Recent Projects (11/10-?) Updated Nov 03, 2011   Winter Projects from Dec '08 to Oct '10   Winter Projects from Dec '07 to May '08 Older Projects

My First British Cars In 1997, after 28 years without one, I have another LBC...... a 50th birthday present from my bride of 30+ years. This is how it all began, way back in 1966 Restoration of 1975 TR6 CF38503U Other Cool Stuff A Few Shows A Few Pictures

Six-Tech Manuals

Leonard Renkenberger has worked to prepare a complete set of manuals with additional information that is very valuable to the TR-6 Community. These manuals are commonly referred to as the:
 Six-Tech Manuals and are available for download here...........  We've just added the Hub Manual  for download from the same link as the Six-Tech Manuals.

Tags and Title Tool Box

Every state seems to have its own set of rules & regulations surrounding the inspection and registration process for classic cars. If you frequent the various British Car Forums, you'll all too frequently read horror stories about guys spending weeks and months beating their heads against the proverbial DMV wall. As a way to help us all out, SEMA has put together a "tool box" that covers every state and can be seen here.............. more info

Canada Brokerage Fees & Duty

Shipping to Canada is always a challenge due to the various Duty & Brokerage fees involved. I've been making custom interior panels for a year now and have seen the Canadian recipient charged $90 by UPS for brokerage fees on a $250 item. Pretty outrageous. A fellow TR6 owner was nice enough to document the ins and outs of these fees. You can read all about it here..........more info

Creative Triumph Enthusiasts

The list below is dedicated to the entrepreneurial Triumph owners who have developed and are manufacturing  parts that make our cars more reliable. These people never cease to amaze me with their creativity. If you've created a needed component, please email and tell me about it.

This is not intended to be a list of Parts Suppliers e.g. Moss or TRF. Those folks can be found further down on the page.

Don't forget to check the British Motor Trade Association too for additional suppliers.

Suppliers I've Used & Recommend

	Rick Patton has created custom parts that make converting your car to Throttle Body Injection (TBI) easy
	Dan Masters, LBC electrical guru, has components  to bring your car into the 21st Century
	Jeff Palya rebuilds Carbs to a new standard. You'll swear they are brand new
	Beautiful, custom wood dashes from California. Handcrafted by Randy Keller and well worth the wait.
	Great tops & interiors from England. Lots of color options in a variety of materials
	Justin has developed a leak proof reusable silicon valve cover gasket. Three years on my car with no leaks!
	Richard Good makes lots of "Good Parts" for Triumphs. I've got his aluminum radiator shroud & Nylatron Front Suspension
	If you know what you want, they've got it. Easy online ordering too
	More knowledgeable then Victoria British with online ordering
	Considered by many to be the best parts supplier today. Just make sure they have the part in stock.
	Ted Schumacher's British Car business has helped us for 30+ years

Organizations That Help Us

	Vintage Triumph Register - the "Mother" of Triumph sites
	The Triumph Mail List is required reading for any enthusiast
	Another classic LBC site
	Not that SOL.... but the Scions of Lucas
	The Connecticut Triumph Register

Want To Buy Or Sell A Triumph?

	Vintage Triumph Register Ads
	Search by Model & State
	Lots of Classic Options
	What's Your Triumph Worth?
	What's Your Triumph Worth?

 

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