Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Guest Book 1995

You may want to register yourself, see this years guestbook, or go back to the home page.

Name: John Taylor
Email: s8803351@yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au
Great to see a WWW-page for the saloons at last! Could you allow downloading of images for text-based users? (BTW - mine's a '73 2500TC MKII auto - chrome grill, twin Stromberg carbies - now with a late-type alloy s.wheel :-)
From: Australia

Name: Bruce Harding
Email: Bruce_Harding@ccm.hf.intel.com
Would like to see other owners of 2000/2500's. I have a 66 MK1.
From: USA

Name: Gerard Cappers
Email: CappersG@ivg.com
Owner of august 71 white 2000 mk II
From: Groningen/The Netherlands

Name: Lennart A. Broekhof
Email: lennart@Holland.sun.com
At the moment I don't have a 2500 TC, I just bought a '68 Vitesse Convertable. Anyway I have had 4 2500 TC's and 1 2000 MK II.
From: The Netherlands

Name: Laurent Fluttert
Email: Neon@xs4all.nl
I'm owner of a Triumph Dolomite 1850 HL (1978) and a Triumph 2.5 PI MK II (1970). I am currently driving the Dolomite and restoring the PI. I am planning to buy a 2000 MK I in England and use that car as a daily car. When I've bought the MK 1 I will sell the Dolomite. So you see, this page is made just for me (and for my brother (he drives a 1973 2000 MK 2) though he doesn't have Internet).
From: The Netherlands

Name: Andrew Mace
Email: amace@unix2.nysed.gov
As I think I have already told you, great job on these pages. It's good to have coverage on Triumphs other than the sports models.
Andrew Mace, Herald/Vitesse Consultant
Vintage Triumph Register
(author of VTR's Herald/Vitesse WWW pages)
From: USA

Name: Chuck Phillips
Email: chuck_phillips@river-oaks.edu.yorku.ca
TR 6 owner - future restoration project.
From: Canada

Name: Herb Neumann
Email: herb.neumann@csb.varian.com
Great WWW site, always like the 2000 saloon.
I currently own other Triumphs a 1960 TR3A and a 1980 TR7 fuel injected, a world of difference between the 2 tr's. I'm just a net traveller. Continued success with you WWW page.
Triumphfully yours, Herb Neumann
From: USA

Name: Sean Thomas
Email: 9404533t@eng.gla.ac.uk
When is the best time to look for stuff on the Internet in America, from Great Britain?
From: UK

Name: john clift
Email: jclift@deans.umd.edu
triumph spitfire owner....love to own more english cars...
love the stag, where can i get one?
i miss my old rhd vw, looking for a rhd triumph.
From: USA

Name: Philip A. Searle
Email: pasearle@ucdavis.edu
Homepage: http://www-chem.ucdavis.edu/~searle
Good Work.
Greetings from a fellow Triumph enthusiast, '63 TR4 and '76 Spitfire owner.
From: USA

Name: John Kirchknopf
Email: mix@inforamp.net
Proud GT6 owner, presently doing a ground-up restoration. Looking for parts suppliers.
From: USA

Name: Paul A. Carson
Email: pcarson@primenet.com
Homepage: under construction
Nice graphics! I've seen youre posts on the BritCar mailing list, and thought I would pay a visit.
From: USA

Name: Harald Øverland
Email: haraldov@oslonett.no
former owner of -70 2.5PI Mk2, KE24395 (supercar!!) current owner of -68 2000Mk1 estate.
From: Norway

Name: Bernard Robbins
Email: RobbinsB@lincoln.ac.nz
Good work on the home page - looks to be developing nicely. I have a 1975 mk2 PI, which has travelled about 210,000k, and still going strong.
From: New Zealand

Name: Frank M. Raushel
Email: raushel@raushel.tamu.edu
I have a 1972 TR6.
From: USA

Name: Richard Smith
Email: richard@mole.demon.co.uk
I'm the Prop. of RG Smith Automobile Engineering in the UK - specialise in the repair and restoration of Triumph 2000/2500 cars. I'm one of the three Lucas injection specialists!
I'm always willing to help owners of these cars - drop me an e-mail if you've any questions.
Cars owned: about ten saloons and estates, including:
1977 2500S, chassis no MP10228DLOP - the last saloon off the production line
1974 2500PI Estate, c/no MN387SCO - one of the rarest estates - even less of the facelift PIs were built than MkIs. The Body number is the 4th in this series - probably the oldest surviving facelift PI estate!
From: UK

Name: Jeremy DuBois
Email: jer@thlogic.com
Homepage: http://www.thlogic.com/~jer/
Wow, somebody's interested in the 2000's!
I had the chance to buy a MK I last summer, but it was a little too beaten up. I currently own a 76 Spitfire.
From: USA

Name: Geoff and Jan Pickering
Email: janp@wave.co.nz
What a treasure to find - a WWW site about Triumphs!!!
We now have:
1976 TC2500 with 45,000 km on the clock
1977 TR7 with 55,000 miles on the clock
1964 Herald saloon
Two Herald estates under restoration
Would welcome contact with other Triumph owners!
From: New Zealand

Name: Ug
Email: me94djg@brunel.ac.uk
Homepage: http://http1.brunel.ac.uk:8080/~me94djg
cool...well worth a link on my page.
From: UK

Name: Hans Mikal Nilssen
Email: hmn@hibo.no
Hi you Triumph lovers. I don`t have a Triumph yet, but I`m planning to get one, some day. I haven`t decided for what model but I like the 2000/2500,Stag and the TR5.
From: Norway

Name: Phil Willson
Email: p.j.willson@qmw.ac.uk
Great to see the 'new' technology being used by Triumph enthusiasts. I'm currently restoring my 2500S estate and hope to have it back on the road by early July. It's one of the last few estate cars, commission no MP10211SC. Also own a 13/60 estate and a 12/50. I am 13/60 register secretary for the TSSC in the UK, so if you have any Herald questions, try me.
Keep up the good work!
From: UK

Name: Kevin Brown
Email: MGTRAutoXr@aol.com
I have a '74 TR6 that I race regularly in autocrosses. I also have a '71 MGB that is in the midst of a complete restoration after being run in to. Two days ago I spotted a GT6 sitting in the weeds behind a farm house. I plan to visit it this weekend and see if I can talk the owner out of it. I live in Odessa, Missouri, USA
From: USA

Name: Mark Gendron
Email: markge@microsoft.com
Owner of a basket of parts which will one day live again as a 1954 TR2. Commission #TS2571L (will be TS2571LO, if my overdrive project works out).
From: USA

Name: Nick Johannessen
Email: nick@oslonett.no
Homepage: http://www.oslonett.no/home/nick/jaguar.html
Egil,
your definition of a car worth having is priceless :-)
Nick
From: Norway

Name: Nic. Schellekens
Email: nicschel@box.nl
From: The Netherlands

Name: Andrew Bradbury
Email: Andrew@migvale.demon.co.uk
Own a 1970 Triumph 2000 Mk2 Estate in reasonable condition. Seeking information on improving bottom end power for towing a caravan.
From: Dronfield,Sheffield,UK

Name: Mark Klincewicz
Email: Mark_Klincewicz@crd.lotus.com
From: Sunningdale, Middlesex, UK

Name: Andrew G. Treves
Email: drewt@treveshome.win-uk.net
Keep up the good work!
From: Derbyshire, UK

Name: Jørn Lokøy
Email: jorn@oslonett.no
From: Oslo, Norway

Name: Ian Anderson
Email: chrisa@ozemail.com.au
I have a 1971 2000 Mk 2 Auto, I bought it for $475 (Aust.) a couple of years ago before I got my drivers licence. It still had the original owners manual. I've just had the alternator replaced and spent a looong time trying to tune the twin strombergs. It's now running again after a couple of weeks off the road. Sadly I may have to part with it soon because it's developed a pretty serious oil leaks and my dad isn't happy about the mess in the driveway.
Anyone local (Australia) that might be interested drop me a line to dads email address.
From: Canberra ACT Australia

Name: Roddy Pratt
Email: roddyp@sigbits.demon.co.uk
A really nice piece of work! I've been racing a Mk1 2000 in the UK Historic Touring Car series since 1990.
From: Newbury, Berks, UK

Name: Chris Doyle
Email: Chris.Doyle@econ.cam.ac.uk
Homepage: http://www.econ.cam.ac.uk/dae/cd.html
This seems an excellent idea and should enable useful communications about the big 6. Congratulations to Egil for the effort expended on the project, and I hope that members with easy access to the internet will take full advantage of the service.
From: Cambridge/UK

Name: Chris Doyle
Email: Chris.Doyle@econ.cam.ac.uk
P.S. Forgot to mention that together with my wife we have a Triumph 2000 MkI 1967, KTT 215 E. The colour is Damask Red, and if your ever around the A1M corridor between North London and Cambridge, you may see it. It has had recent surgery by Moordale Motors in Potters Bar, who have rescued the carbs, installed the oil cooling system of Chris Witor, and done other maintenance work. From this you may correctly deduce that I am not an engineer or mechanic. However, we nevertheless like the design of the car very much, and appreciate driving the vehicle on a regular basis. We recently got married in Cambridge at St John's College Chapel, and my wife arrived at the ceremony in the Triumph. I will digitize the arrival photograph and transmit it all.
Regards to all fellow Six Appeal subscribers.
PPS What about prompting the membership # for the Register in the Guest Book? Mine is 4399-10/90.
Club: The 2000 Register

Name: A. van Leeuwen
Email: anne@vit.medtronic.com
I'm the proud owner of a TR6. It is great to see so many pages with information about Triumph's on Internet!
From: The Netherlands

Name: Thomas Kimberly
Email: gt8610a@prism.gatech.edu
Club: Vintage Triumph Registry
From: Barnesville, GA USA

Name: Kurt H. Johnson
Email: Kurt.H.Johnson@AA.compuserve.com
Have a 64 MkI
From: Chicago, IL, USA

Name: Gus Matsos
Email: a7005117@mcmaster.ca
From: Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Name: David Troeng
Email: david.troeng@haninge.trab.se
Nice collection of pages. See you on the road.
From: Stockholm, Sweden

Name: David Whitley
Email: 92282208@brookes.ac.uk
Very interested in the page, but wonder if you could sort out something for all of us budding Dolomite lovers?!
From: Oxford, England

Name: Luke Connell
Email: luke.connell@eng.monash.edu.au
Triumph GT6 Mk2 (in several large pieces) owner
From: Australia

Name: Alan Crussell
Email: 100641.62@compuserve.com
I've just got connected to this great technology, and looking forward to making sense out of it !! I have also just been elected as the new Chairman of the Triumph 2000 Register. I own a 1963 2000 Mk1 and a 1968 TR5. Hope to be in touch with some of you sometime. All the best.
Club: TRIUMPH 2000/2500/2.5 REGISTER, No. 004/81
From: Chalfont St. Peter, Bucks, England

Name: Christopher Myers
Email: Morrowl@CGS.edu
I have a 1963 Triumph Spitfire
From: Pasadena, CA 91104

Name: Jacob Munkhammar
Email: jacob@stud.unit.no
Homepage: http://stud.unit.no/~jacob/
I grew up in a Triumph 1300 and later in a Rover 3500, now I have a 1955 Morris Oxford Saloon (which is featured on my net pages). No 2000/2500 Triumph I am afraid, but that doesn't mean I cannot appreciate your fine pages.
Risking to get myself enemies I must say, though, that I believe the 1300 to have better proportions than its big brother. But that is a matter of taste I believe, and of what you are used to. Your definition of a car worth owning is the best I have ever heared, and I will certainly adopt it! A great truth really!
From: a Swede in Norway

Name: Paul Antrobus
Email: paul@antro.u-net.com
I'm Planning on buying a Stag in the near future, so if there is anyone out there selling one please e-mail me.
From: Liverpool,UK

Name: Steve Dixon
Email: steved@bom.gov.au
Proud owner of a 1973 2500TC built in Oz and with 56000mls on the clock, and a 1960 Herald which will live again one day...
Club: Triumph Club, Hobart, Australia
From: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Name: Paul Morgan
Email: pamorgan@vmprofs.esa.nl
Owner of a TR6 since 1977, owner of TR5 since 1990, owner of TR8 since 1992, owned 2.5 PI saloon in 1980, looking for a 2.5 PI Estate. Have numbers of 2.5 triumph saloon cars produced and what year, info from Heritage. Just ask if you would like a copy.
Club: Triumph TR Register UK. & TR Club Holland
From: Sassenheim/Holland

Name: Roger Clark
Email: roger@library1.lib.swin.edu.au
From: Melbourne/Victoria/Australia

Name: Chris Brown
Email: 100332.1370@compuserve.com
I've only just discovered you, (Triumph World No 3). Look forward to exploring in the near future.
Best wishes.
Chris
Club: 2000/2500/2.5 and Stag owners clubs
From: Cumbria, UK

Name: Stephen Fearn
Email: sdf@aber.ac.uk
Nice to see the Triumph home page. I'm currently restoring a 1932 Triumph Scorpion.If there are any other Pre1940's on the net, then please contact me for a chat.
Club: Pre 1940 Triumph owners club
From: Aberystwyth, Dyfed, Wales, U.K.

Name: Scott Mc Alear
Email: a-smcale@microsoft.com
I like the page. If I ever move back to the UK, I'll be getting a Triumph. If only I had a true browser, not just Lynx and I could see the pictures.
From: Seattle, Washington, USA

Name: Darren Armitage
Email: 100631.2140@compuserve.com
Great WWW site, I currently run a '73 2.5PI, a TR7 and a Stag :-)
Club: 2000,2500,2.5PI Register
From: UK

Name: Joe Simcoe
Email: JoeSimcoe@aol.com
From: Baton Rouge LA USA

Name: Simon Kerr
Email: cc5sak@fs2.ballarat.edu.au
my mother has driven a 2500tc ever since I can remember
I will buy one soon
From: Ballarat Victoria Australia

Name: Konrad Kangru
Email: 94010838@zaphod.riv.csu.edu.au
Anybody know where to find a good pair of rear springs for a 1975 2000 Mk II?
From: Wagga Wagga, Australia

Name: David Greed
Email: greed@wave.co.nz
A wonderful collection of pages, with lots of good information. My wife (Kay) and I own a 2500S manual overdrive assembled in NZ in 1979. This is our third Triumph, the first beinga '74 2500TC, and the second was a 2500S. The previous 2500S was the victim of an errant Mitsibushi and just one look at the two cars convinced us which was the better of the two in an accident situation..., hence the purchase of the car we currently own. Keep up the good work!
Club: Waikato Triumph Car Club, and Triumph 2000 2500 2.5 register of New Zealand
From: Cambridge, New Zealand

Name: Phil and David Henry
Email: phenry@pcug.org.au
We have 2 Triumphs - a 1974 2500 with the Leyland 4.4. litre V8 (developed in Australia from the Rover 3.5 litre for use in the ill-fated Leyland P76), and Mk 2000. Plus another for spares becos' you always need another for spares.
Club: ACT Triumph Club
From: Canberra ACT Australia

Name: Jim Jennings
Email: 76453.2652@Compuserve.com
Club: VTR, in USA
From: Lexington, Kentucky, USA

Name: Richard Polyblank
Email: 100573.2541@compuserve.com
I currently own Triumph 2000 MkI 1968 which has only 38k miles and one previous owner. I was a member of the Triumph 2000 / 2500 / 2.5 Register committee 1987 - 1989 and, along with my wife Karen organised the 1988 National Weekend at Dalemain nr Ullswater in the Lake District.
Club: Triumph 2000 / 2500 / 2.5 Register
From: Carlisle, Cumbria, UK

Name: Stefan Pettersson
Email: stefan.pettersson@mailbox.swipnet.se
Intresting and beautiful pages, but why no 1300's? they are a smaller version of the 2000MkI and 2.5PI MkI so where are they??
Club: The British Automobile Club Sweden
From: Älmhult Sweden

Name: Peter Barrance
Email: pjb@eagle.gsh.jhu.edu
I enjoyed your pages a lot - especially the tuning page.
Nice work!
Club: None presently
From: Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Name: Paul Gilders
Email: P.J.Gilders@lut.ac.uk
I currently own a TR6 which I brought back from the US - it needs a bit of tidying and an engine rebuild, but it gets used quite a bit. Ny father still has a 1974 Triumph 2000 which I spend a lot of my childhood in and I'm thinking about getting one for myself sometime soon - money and space permitting - I love that 6-cylinder hum!
Club: TR Register, MGCC & MGOC
From: Loughborough, UK

Name: Alan Andrews
Email: majoroak@iinet.net.au
TCCWA is planning a WWW presence after seeing the great work being done overseas and the Victorian (Aus) connection. Can info from the pages be included in our local TCC magazine if proper reference is made as to the source?
Come September 7..9 here in Perth, several members will be competing in the 4th CLASSIC RALLY which attracts world known drivers. Look for us on your television coverage and wish us luck.
Club: Triumph Car Club of Western Australia (TCCWA)
From: Perth WA Australia

Name: Gary Blake
Email: garyb@fast.co.za
Participant in 1994 Cape Town to Nairobi Safari in 1967 Triumph 2000 as reported in Six Appeal. I am Treasurer of Johannesburg centre of South African Triumph Sports Car Club. Also own 2 X TR6's, Dolomite Sprint, Toledo, Chicane (2500TC)
Club: 2000 Register, TDC, Tscc of SA
From: Johannesburg, South Africa

Name: andrew templer
Email: templer@uwindsor.ca
Always loved the Triumph 2000, especially the later 2000 TC. Closest I ever got was owning a 1500 (first and best model - fwd and great finish, but expensive to maintain)!
Cheers
Club: British Saloon Car Club of Canada
From: Windsor, Ont. Canada

Name: Andy Skeates
Email: a.skeates@irl.cri.nz
Hi, I have a 1974 2500TC Auto. It's White with Black Trim. It was assembled in Nelson, New Zealand and comes with power steering and tinted glass. It has done 275000km on it's original engine. I used to have a 1966 2000TC which had done 250000+ MILES on one engine! Can you tell me if the Triumph Stag ever came with a 2500PI motor or was it only available as a 3.0L V8? New Zealand has many Stags with strange motors e.g. V8 Chev 350cu.in, Rover 3500V8, Triumph2500/6, Ford's 5.0L V8 etc. My Triumph is a family car (called Trumpy!) and is used every day. I drive a Mitsubishi V3000 Wagon for my work and it is boring and sterile. The Trumpy has a personality of it's own. I have oversize carbs and a mild gas-flow on the head and a stainless steel exhaust system. The highest speed (trapped by radar) is 106mph but acceleration is not that good. At that speed fuel economy is 21mpg! On average it is 27mpg. One thing I look after is the suspension and drive shafts. If you have bad suspension the Triumph is a very bad handling car. I also run low-profile Firestone Cavalino Sport tyres which helps with handling.
I must go now but may I congratulate you on such a fine Home Page !
Hello from Down under, Andy
From: Auckland, New Zealand

Name: STEPHEN MCCORD
Email: SMCCORD@STATELIB.IN.US
Just wanted to see what you had here! As a "real car" fan, I was naturally curious.
From: INDIANAPOLIS, IN, USA

Name: Geoff and Diana Trebilco
Email: trebilco@melbpc.org.au
Currently treasurer of club. We own a TC2500
Club: Triumph Car Club of Victoria
From: Melbourne Victoria Australia

Name: Tom Jell
Email: jell@zfe.siemens.de
Homepage: http://www.team.net/sol/euroclub
Added your homepage to the team.net european clubs pages (currently in construction, but you may have a preliminary view at it).
Tom

Name: Gunseli Ocal
Email: g.ocal@chem.csiro.au
Very nice to see Triumph owners on the WWW. We own a white 2500S, Com No MP 6343 DLAP, also a 73 Reliant Scimitar GTE if there are any Scimitar owners out there.
Cheer, Gunseli
From: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Name: Gary Huygen
Email: cpas@rowbotham.com
Homepage: http://www.rowbotham.com/~cpas
Surfing the net, signing guest books and letting everyone know we are a CPA firm specializing in international tax and estate planning, and multimedia ventures. Visit our home page at http://www.rowbotham.com/~cpas if we can help you.
From: San Francisco, CA USA

Name: Mark Bilston
Email: mbilston@qcagmayn.telstra.com.au
My wife and myself own 2 sedans 1972 2500 PI and a 1977 2500 S. The Pi had the priveledge of being the fastest in Queensland with a 2.7 litre motor using mazda 1300cc pistons. It's good to see other owner around the world have the same enthusiasm as My wife and me. I still us the standard PI setup but am in the process of making my own electronic injection results will be posted on this board soon!!!
Club: Triumph Sports Owners Association
From: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Name: Matt Brady
Email: mebbo@aol.com
As a Kiwi based in Los Angeles for a while, great to find the 2000/2500 page. Am new to AOL, so really stumbled apon you. Come from a large family very keen on Triumphs. My first at the tender age of 15 was a 64 1600cc Vitesse, then a 67 2000 (which my Dad still owns), 73 2500TC with o/drive and currently have kept our 76 2500TC at home in Auckland. Until recently the "Brady Bunch" (we've got 9 though) had 2 2500TC's, a 2.5 PI, the 2000 MK1 and the sister's boy friend had a 2500TC. Keep up the great work for us Trumphie fans.
Regards, Matt
From: LA, California

Name: Makian Robertson
Email: Makian.Robertson@bhm.gu.edu.au
Great Pages! Keep up the good work!
From: Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

Name: Adam Meehan
Email: S9407354.UPH@bunyip.ph.rmit.edu.au
When I become rich I will open a triumph factory and produce replicas and possibly new models.
From: Melbourne / Victoria / Australia

Name: Rod Learmonth
Email: R.Learmonth@bhm.gu.edu.au
Own a 2500 Mk II Rego No 604PDC. Built Oct 1974. Its getting on in years but is still great to drive. Welcome this avenue to meet other owners. Still able to get a wide range of spares in Qld.
From: Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

Name: Mike Schilling
Email: 100572.2077@compuserve.com
I own a 1977 Triumph 2500S estate, recently fully restored. It was built on 17 May 1977 and must therefore have been one of the last to be produced, having chassis number MP/10235-SCAP. It has done less than 90 000 miles from new and, since its conversion to manual/overdrive is a delight to drive. A confession: I also own a Rover 2000SC (1971), a MGBGT (1975) and two Wolseley 1500s. I'm not a Triumph purist, more of Classic British saloon car fanatic!
Club: Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register
From: Liverpool/England

Name: Bill Sohl
Email: billsohl@planet.net
Great home page and information. I'm one of the Vintage Triumph Register's staff as Ass't Editor of the club magazine. My wife and I own several Triumphs including a TR-3A, Herald and a TR-8. I drive a TR-250 (same as the TR-5 but with carbs instead of PI) every day to work. My son has a 1981 TR-7 (PI) which is currently not being driven and needs some mechanical repair.
Cheers and good luck... Bill
Club: Past President of Vintage Triumph Register (USA)
From: Budd Lake, NJ United States

Name: Paul Jenkins
Email: 100125.76@compuserve.com
Have just bought a '79 1500 overdrive Dolomite (mint!). Any similar owners out there who can offer advice?
Club: Dolomite club
From: UK

Name: phil sloan
Email: philcsloan@aol.com
From: edmond,oklahoma usa

Name: Ville Nyrhinen
Email: vnyrhi@freenet.hut.fi
From: Ilmajoki Finland

Name: danny lester
i own a 1967 mk1 2000
Club: razoredge, mayflower, vintage tr register
From: somerset kentucky u.s.a.

Name: Braden Phillips
Email: bphillip@eleceng.adelaide.edu.au
Homepage: http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/Personal/bphillip/index.html
Proud owner of a silver 1978 Triumph 2500S.
From: Adelaide/South Australia/Australia

Name: Greg Black
Email: gblack@agso.gov.au
ery impressive display Please include out club details in your club directory; Triumph Car Club ACT Inc P.O. Box 70 Cutin ACT2605
Club: Triumph Car Club ACT Inc
From: Canberra ACT Australia

Name: Toby Sherring
Email: t.b.sherring@ex.ac.uk
I am building a J.C. Midge based on a Triumph Vitesse Mk1 and have hundreds of spares for Spitfire and Vitesse and a complete bodyshell for a Dolomite 1850HL. Send me an e-mail if you're interested in any of these or a Dolomite lover in the UK.
Club: Midge Owners and Builders Club
From: Exeter, England

Name: Petri Laitonen
Email: petri.laitonen@lut.fi
Club: Triumph Cars Club of Finland
From: Nummela, Finland

Name: Chip Bond
Email: tr4racer@esinet.net
I run, road- race and restore 4 cylinder TR's.
Club: SCCA,SVRA,SVBCC,VTR,ETC,ETC
From: somerset,va,usa

Name: Dave Newson
Email: 100754.764@compuserve.com
I have been a regular T2000/2.5 user for over 20 years and still use them in preference to any other vehicle. Annual mileage varies from 25-50000 depending on where I'm working. This entails a commitment to continuous rebuilds and restorations, but the whole operation is amazingly time and cost effective. I'm into performance mods and tuning, and have a substantial amount of information. Recently I acted as Editor for the Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Service Notes, a distillation of all the technical information published since its inception in 1981 in the Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register's excellent magazine Six Appeal (available online via the T2000 homepage). The book is invaluable to anyone interested in using, servicing and modifying these cars and is available from Alan Crussel, the Register Chairman (see his entry in this Visitor's Book).
Club: Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register
From: Newbury, Berkshire, England

Name: alejandro colotto
Email: acolotto@com.uncor.edu
It's a wonderful page.I want some information about my TRIUMPH. It's a VITESSE model from 1968.I would like to get some imformation about it please. Thanks a lot.
From: cordoba argentina

Name: David Marshall
Email: pgpma@csv.warwick.ac.uk
Hello!! Owner of a mkII prefacelift 2000 laurel green bit of a nail, but still running!!
Club: Member Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register

Name: Alan J Chatterton
Email: pgpma@csv.warwick.ac.uk
Hello one and all!!
No I have not gone flash and bought a P.C, just using Dave Marshall's address as he gets one free at Warwick University. To anyone out there who does'nt know me, why not!! I'm basically a lunatic with a metallic electric blue modified PI with the very loud twin exhaust system. Write to me at the above e-mail address and it will get passed on by my faithful friend, failing that use the old fashioned british postal system;
"Copper Beeches" Court Drive,
Shenstone,
Lichfield Staffordshire WS14 OJG
ENGLAND
Tel 01543 481670

Re-doing breakdown list for club, contact at above e-mail or home address for details.

Bye Alan
Club: Local groups coordinator Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Reg

Name: Al Mackay
Email: A.J.C.Mackay@Durham.ac.uk
I am the minutes secretary and public relations office for the Register and am open to an ideas as to publicity. I would love to receive any interesting stories about or pictures of the Triumphs that we all love
Club: Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register
From: Durham

Name: Chris. Bird
Email: Working on it !
Net access courtesy of Post Office Counters Ltd. Your definition of cars worth having; Spot on. I have two 'living' Triumphs:- a 1980 Russett 1300 'dolly' (my shopping trolly); and a 1971 Wedgewood 2000 MkII, 'The Shark'.
From: Bristol, England, UK
Club: 2000 Register 6233; Triumph Dolomite Club 0562

Name: Andrew.D.Cameron
Do not have Email Address. Would very much appreciate any interesting info on 2500's to be sent to my home address:
Mr A.D.Cameron Unit 17
37 Rudd Rd Leumeah
2560 N.S.W Australia
From: Sydney,N.S.W Australia

Name: Jan Crauwels
Email: pub00872@innet.Be
Congratulations with your Internet site. You've been making a lott of work of it.
Club: yes
From: Veemarkt 12 B-2500/Lier/Belgium

Name: Robert M. Lang
Email: lang@isis.mit.edu
Homepage: http://web.mit.edu/blang/www/home.html
Great site!
Club: New England Triumphs, Vintage Triumph Register
From: Cambridge, MA USA

Name: Anne B. Turner
Email: TriumphA@aol
Homepage: http://www.adz.com/
Nice work!
From: Corte Madera/CA/USA

Name: Adrian Lee
Email: men5al@ecu-01.novell.leeds.ac.uk
Very impressed with this web site. I've just been searching for info on Rover P6's, as I have a 2200TC as well as my recently aquired Triumph 2000TC, and found nothing !!. Will certainly join the club.
Club: Membership request in the post!!
From: Leeds (England)

Name: Steve Rigg
Email: kes@tcp.co.uk

Club: Triumph 2000 etc Reg

From: Hampshire UK

Name: Dan Orie
Email: orie@mbox.stetson.edu
Greetings !
I own a 71 Bond Equipe (Triumph GT6 based) and a 80 tr7 conv. I am feeling a bit isolated and unwanted owning both of these. It is nice to see such an active group like yours. Best of luck !
From: Daytona Beach, Fl. USA

Name: Stein Hjalmar Hansen
Ta gjerne kontakt ang. 2000/2500 og 2.5!
From: Schouterrassen 3, 0573 Oslo (22 71 71 17)

Name: Ben Robinett
Email: TMoler@ix.netcom.com
I have a triumph spitfire 1500 '78. I am looking for spare parts or any info. you can offer. I would appreciate a response very much. Thanks for your time.
From: Coupeville,WA USA

Name: Nic. Schellekens
Email: nicschel@box.nl
Homepage: http://www.box.nl/~nicschel
Nice site, I enjoy reading all about the Big Sixes. No Triumph in our stable at the moment but that might change soon! Thanks egil, for a wonderful site.
Nic. Schellekens Club Triumph Holland
Club: Club Triumph Holland
From: Capelle aan den IJssel The Netherlands

Name: ANDERS DUHRIN
NICE TO SEE THAT SOMEONE STILL CARES ABOUT THESE CARS. KEEP THEM RUNNING!
Club: CLUB TRIUMPH,ENGLAND
From: TYRES™, SWEDEN

Name: Matthew Marshall
Email: T2500S@eworld.com
I have a '73 2500TC and my pride & joy is a '78 2500S. The rest of my family owns two 2000 MkII's, a '70 Herald 13/60 and a '64 Vitesse 1600.
From: Wellington, New Zealand

Name: koller walter
Email: cisamrein@access.ch
very nice and complete informations W. Koller TR-6 PI 74
Club: swiss tr club
From: 9469 haag , switzerland

Name: Sean Wachob
Email: sean@castlerock.com
Homepage: http://sean.castlerock.com/
Spitfire 1500 ('79, never runs when I want it to).
From: San Jose, CA

Name: Oliver Philip Bowden
Email: esubz@warwick.ac.uk
From: Leamington Spa, Warwickshire,Great Britain

Name: Trevor Lainson
Email: trevor@iso.port.ac.uk
Club: Triumph Dolomite Club
From: Portsmouth, U.K.

Name: ROB SHANE
Email: rob@islandnet.com
Homepage: non
I'm presently restoring a Triumph GT6 MK3 and am looking around the "NET" to see if I can find some parts suppliers in England with a E-MAIL address.
P.S. Had fun looking around your site Rob
From: Victoria,Britsh Columbia,Canada

Name: Pete Liebetreu
Email: EBQF42A@PRODIGY.COM
Club: TVRCCNA, STL REGION SCCA
From: ST. LOUIS, MO USA

Name: Per Øivind Johansen
Email: joivind@sn.no
I'm interrested in information about how to fix the injection system on my -73 Triumph 2500 PI
From: 0973 Oslo Norway

Name: Charles O'Hern
Email: cohern@eworld.com
Great to see all the support for the 2000's on the net. I have a '67 Mk I in need of a lot of work, but I'm working on it. Also have a '64 TR4 which is my current daily driver. The 2000 will take on that role when it is ready.
Club: Tyee Triumph Club (Seattle), VTR
From: Seattle, Washington USA

Name: Cornelis van den Brand
Email: C.van.den.Brand@DL.AGRO.NL
Just looking, its nice to meet the digital Triumph. If there are any questions on dolomite,-sprint, 2500TC,-PI maybe I can help
Club: TriumpH Club Holland
From: Den Haag Nederland

Name: Adrian Banks
Email: apbanks@pine.shu.ac.uk
I run a MkIII GT6 (when it starts) and am restoring a MkII 2.5 Pi Estate, which I hope to use in the Club Triumph Round Britain Reliability in Oct `96. Has anybody got any scond hand front wings as I can't afford new ones (Student). I would be pleased to hear from anybody in the Hereford and Worcester area to chat with, and share advice. Well done for setting this up, great set up.
Club: 2000/2.5 Register, Club Triumph, TSSC
From: Leominster/England

Name: ALAN CRUSSELL
Email: 100641.62@compuserve.com
On behalf of myself, and the committee of the Triumph 2000 Register, I would like to thank Egil for all the great effort he has put into starting and maintaining this excellent site during 1995. Thanks also to the editor of our magazine "Six Appeal", Mark Blewitt, who has given us another 6 enjoyable and informative issues this year. I have been amazed at the amount of interest there is around the world in our beloved Triumphs, and it great to know that there are so many knowledgeable enthusiasts reading and contributing to these pages.
With best wishes to everyone for a peaceful and prosperous 1996.
Alan Crussell (Chairman : Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register)
Club: Chairman : Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register + TR Register + Club Triumph
From: Chalfont St Peter, Bucks, UK

Name: Ross Bertran
Email: bertran@maine.com
My brother-in-law has recently purchased a 1967 2000 station wagon and would like to get info on it, including its approximate value. Any help would be greatly appreciated and could be e-mailed to bertran@maine.com.
Thanks! Ross Bertran
From: Buxton, ME, U.S.A.

Name: JEFF GOLDSTEIN
Email: JRG1972@AOL.COM
Club: NEW ENGLAND TRIUMPH
From: COTUIT, MA 02635

Name: Mark Truman
Email: AOL TrulyLazy
I enjoy all types of English cars---like your page layout! Do you know of any MG clubs with the same type of newspage such as this? thanks See ya on the Road!!
Club: New England T res.
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