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Welcome to the official website of the Triumph 2000 2500 2.5 Register, a club dedicated to the ownership, use and preservation of the Triumph 2000 range of six-cylinder saloons and estates from the 1960s and 1970s, including the 2.5 P.I, the 2500 TC and 2500S.
The Triumph 2000 Register is the original and foremost club for the marque and we welcome new members. Please visit the membership pages to find out more.
Latest Articles:
Practical Classics magazine are looking for a pre-’73 Triumph 2000 MkII to take part in a photoshoot and feature. The photoshoot will be taking place this Friday, the 23rd of July, in the Cambridge area. The chosen owner will be treated to a slap-up lunch, petrol expenses and a DVD of pictures from the shoot. If you [...] [...]
David Hathaway reports that he has been sent extra tickets for the TR International at Malvern next weekend (23rd to 25th July). After giving out those already promised, he is likely to have 4 or 5 spare. Register Members are invited to contact David to take up the remaining tickets. Each ticket covers all three days Fri/Sat/Sunday and [...] [...]
One of the the British engineering industry’s biggest characters and the “father” of the Range Rover, Charles Spencer “Spen” King, died on the 26th June from injuries sustained when his bicycle collided with a van a fortnight earlier. King was head of new vehicle projects at Rover from 1959, a role in which he oversaw some [...] [...]
The organisers of the 2010 Classic Motor Show at the NEC have released details of discount ticket prices for Register members. The discount codes will be published in SIXappeal 174 (August). The show takes place on the 12th, 13th and 14th of November 2010. [...]
Register badge proudly displayed. Number plates are reproductions, but as original. The tyres are Goodyear GT2 175/80 14 (same size as original). This month I’m featuring the car owned by yours truly, i.e. me, Allen Walker, the Triumph 2000 Register webmaster. My car is far from pristine, as you will see from the pictures, and some [...] [...]
Jonathan Lewis’ superb history of the Triumph 2000 continues here. There is still one more to come, so keep posted. [...]
Classic Car owners across the UK are being invited to enter their pride and joy in a nationwide competition to find the Classic Car of the Year. The competition, organised by Classic Car Weekly, Classic Cars and Practical Classics magazines, offers a fantastic first prize valued at over £3,500 with over £700 worth of runners [...] [...]
This isn’t so much ‘Car of the Month’, more ‘Cars Of The Past Several Decades’. Mike Stevens continues: Before I discovered the delights of Triumph motoring, I had been driving an ex-Royal Marines LandRover but then I discovered ‘girls’ and the LandRover was not the ideal vehicle for going to dances in! A change was [...] [...]
Now that the dust has settled, Ted Taylor wraps up WCR40 with this Epilogue. [...]
A reminder that, this year, our National will be held in the Dumfries and Galloway region of Scotland, based at Brighouse Bay Caravan Site, 30 miles south-west of Dumfries and less than 60 miles from the border at Carlisle. Basically, for everyone south of the Border, drive north and turn left! A booking form is reprinted [...] [...]
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SIXappeal 174, August 2010
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