The Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register Forum

I have a 2500S and fuel evaporation has never really been an issue. In my experience fuel evaporisation seems to affect Mk1's more with Strombergs. I would definitely agree with Dave B's comments about the rotor arm and bin the old one specially if it is the riveted type. The problem may also be rel...

Well, seeing as no one else has said it - Hello, welcome, and I hope you find the right car soon! Not wanting to state the obvious, although your desire to get a 'Big Six' may run away with you, don't buy the first car you see unless you are ablsolutely certain its the right car for you and OK in ev...

I assume you are on Strombergs from the age of the car? It sounds like they are running weak. Assuming that the diaphragms are good ( supple and not holed) and the pistons rise and fall correctly (with no sticking, and fall with a metallic clunk), and the carbs are operating simultaneously, then the...

Sorry to have missed you Bill, especially as you didn't make the National! Incidentally, next years National hopefully will be a little nearer for you! However, I can assure you we were there, but probably rummaging on the Autojumble at the time !!

Alan, Tatton Park (although in Cheshire) is now organised by myself and details appear in advance in the Lancashire Group Report. Shows are early June and mid August. Remind me around Easter time if you are still wanting to come and I'll add you to the list! The invitation is open to any members Tri...

Sorted!!

Cheers Lee. I am going check 'stock' and see what I have and get back in touch.

Are you still after these black door pulls for a Mk1? If so, do you want the late ones or the earlier ones with a cover for the screws? If you want the later ones, I may be able to help if you want to pm me. John.

I have one of these radio facia panels Ted if you want to pm me. John

Regarding these early heated rear windows, the broad element adhesive type with the trailing wiring that disappeared under the parcel shelf were quite conmmon, but this type was an accessory rather than an option. The element in the type I'm refering to were bonded to the interior surface of the gla...