Recent content by triumphkeeper

Mo, please show more pics of the inside, we all want to know.

Hi Warren, sorry to be so slow on reply, retired and got buried by wife's "to do" list. I live in the south end of Seattle, White Center to be exact. Sort of the opposite of Bellvue, no Micro softies here!

Hi Tom, Bought mine from my younger brother for $1200. back in early '76. Just liked the way it looked, didn't have a clue about how rare it would be, found out later when I joined local Triumph club that they were made for only a year. Went on honeymoon in it and drove it everyday for years to...

You stole the TR 4A!

Thanks Kevin. The shakes match the house.

Gutters are now on and rain barrels added. We do get a tad of rain in Seattle, but when it stops it's like living in a green heaven, mountains, sea, desert, mild summers and mild winters. I see your avatar is a frog, might like to visit Seattle some day?

Thanks, here's some pics of the 250, MGA, old shop with TR6. Engine shots and better pics are on flash drive and will post if you want when I have more time. Being newly retired is more work than work.

OK, the TR6 is a '76 owned for 33 years, the TR 250 was made only in 1968, TR 6 bodies were not ready so factory put new interior and drive train in TR 4 body. Best of both worlds IMHO. I've had the 250 for 38 years and 245,000 miles. Those are Factory option wheels and took me 20 years to...

Actually two Triumphs and an MG. The MG is sideways against the back wall under a car cover.

Well the "fleet" is down to a TR6 (the wife's), a TR 250 (mine for 38 years) and a MGA MK11 (also mine), but the TR8 had to go to pay for the new garage.:sad:

Thanks Sunbimmer.

Recently retired and needed a place to put "stuff" from old shop. Hired a local builder who worked on it in between other jobs. 5 weeks later I moved a lot things from the shop in and started to lay it out. Still setting things up but got the cars in!:beer:

Hi All, great site! I have only one question, where are the women garage and car owners? I wrenched British roadsters for 37 years and know they exist. Would love to see what they do with their garages. Just remodeled my carport into a garage hope to post pics soon.