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30.07.10
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| David Worrell's Rotary Spitfire |
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A blast from the past - a 10A Rotary powered Spitfire raced in Australia in the 70s [more]
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| Randy H. Lamp's GT6+ Racer |
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Randy's 1969 GT6 vintage race car [more]
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| Roger's GT6 Mk 3 Racer |
| <by Roger Lange> |
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Roger in South Australia races this magic GT6 Mk 3 [more]
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| Update on Ray Brown's GT6 Racer |
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An update on the repairs [more]
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| Ray Brown's GT6 Mk1 Racer |
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Fellow Aussie Ray has a slightly bent GT6 Mk1 racer with some interesting mods [more]
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| Gareth Thomas updates Tuning Manual |
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Soon to be available again [more]
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| GT6 PI |
| <by Geoff> |
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Progress picks from my GT6 rebuild and conversion to 2.5PI engine [more]
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| Gone racing |
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Well, I finally stopped being a Gunner and done it - I went racing on the weekend. [more]
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The following is a list of resources that should help you in your quest to find
out about GT6s, Spitfires, and other Triumphs. It is by no means exhaustive and
if I have left you off please don't be offended, I'm just writing this late at
night after a few glasses of wine.
Standard disclaimer - NFI in any of the businesses here, but if they want to send me freebies... Doesn't hurt to dream huh... 8-)
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General
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Visit Paul Tegler's site
- probably the most comprehensive site out there.
- Founded by Paul Tegler, the NASS (North American Spitfire Squadron) is probably the largest club for Spitfire/GT6 owners - if you own a Spitfire or GT6 anywhere in the world you should at least acquaint yourself with this club and more importantly its email list on Yahoo - see below.
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Visit Team.Net and subscribe to their
mailing lists - there are at least 3 or 4 Triumph related ones and
there are a lot of knowledgable people out there -
Joe Curry for example - and they can answer all the technical questions
that I can't (I'm rapidly learning I know very little about GT6s).
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Go to Yahoo Groups and search for Triumph related lists - there are some good ones on there.
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Visit TriumphSpitfire.com - they
have loads of information and a really useful
bulletin board that has helped me a number of times. While you're
there, subscribe to their excellent magazine!
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Visit Steve's Triumph GT6 site
- another invaluable source of information.
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Subscribe to Triumph
World - it's just a great Triumph magazine and should be supported.
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