The Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register Forum

Thanks gents, I do plan on joining the club as I'm sure it'll be of great help to have the resources I'll need to keep her on the road. Fortunately it seems Rimmers have a decent stock of parts as well as Chris Witor. I've had to order some things already such as a proper fuel tank as the car was p...

Dolomites weren't ever fitted with 35 boxes. All I can say is that I've still got the box in the garage. :shock: Tell me the series number on the data plate and I should be able to tell you what it's really from. I don't think it's even possible to put a BW35 in a Dolly because the tunnel it to nar...

harvey wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 01, 2018 2:52 pm

torque2me wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 01, 2018 10:15 am

I've had auto boxes (35 and 65) on Dolly's, both 1500 and 1850

Dolomites weren't ever fitted with 35 boxes.

All I can say is that I've still got the box in the garage.

Well, I've had auto boxes (35 and 65) on Dolly's, both 1500 and 1850 but not above 100k. Not had trouble on with the plate on those mileages and I always thought them bullet proof - but what's the value of just one other person's experience? A long time since I ran a 2500s with auto box (BW65) but i...

Hello Charles, "Strombergs MUCH better built!!" I do see this sort of comment from time to time but wonder on what basis ? Alec Supposedly from data available in the era. Strombergs were designed and built by Triumph as an alternative to the SU which they believed the factory was being overcharged ...

I'm in the same boat as you but just in case I've bought a Stag one (eBay) and e-mailed vendor with regards to doing other sizes. He stated that was no problem (which is what I expected). Haven't ordered one as you say, a local yokel will knock up a couple for me using the old one as a templates. Kev

Tinsmith_Skippy wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 13, 2018 1:54 pm

Hello just wondering if anyone has the following parts for sale for my mk1:
Front bumper
Rear bumper
Bootlid
Steering wheel
Regards Ross.

I have a NOS bootlid.

Kev

Looking forward to the Triumph MG show to have a good old look around and hope to pick up a few bits , kid in a sweet shop spring to mind :D You might find the odd sweet or two but most NOS disappeared a few years ago now. Still plenty of "services" offerings (and advice) and of course the cars the...

Looking forward to the Triumph MG show to have a good old look around and hope to pick up a few bits , kid in a sweet shop spring to mind :D You might find the odd sweet or two but most NOS disappeared a few years ago now. Still plenty of "services" offerings (and advice) and of course the cars the...

Is it an oem uk radiator with flanges for the factory fitting? At this stage of the game the rad could have been replaced a few times. Ditto the flanges. I let the radiator manufacturer/re-furb company of Unipart do my Stag radiator. The replaced flanges were not even close - whoever did it obviousl...