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[catfishblues]

Hey guys. This area doesn't seem too busy, but here's to hoping things pick up! My brother in Raleigh is the proud owner of a relatively rust-free 1966 IRS TR4A. I, however, am the mechanically inclined of the two of us. Anyway, I'll be around. If there's any more of us around here, speak up! I'm in Winston-Salem, personally, and I guarantee I'm going to have some questions.

-Mark-

[Jamie Palmer]

Hi, Mark!

Jamie from Raleigh here, complete with the Palmer stable of currently under repair Triumphs....   Hope to meet up with you at an event soon.  If you or your brother are interested in hooking up with the Triumph Club of the Carolinas (your local VTR chapter) let me know.  I've been a member for 20 years this year.

I have a soft spot for '66 TR4A's, as that was my first Triumph when I was 14.  I still miss her...

Anyway, just letting you know you aren't alone.  TCOC is a pretty active chapter despite being geographically spread out.  We have regions centered in W-S/G-boro, Charlotte, RDU and one in SC and try to have at least one regional event each month.  You can e-mail me at tr6driver@yahoo.com if you want more info, or just want to talk Triumph!

Jamie Palmer
63 Triumph Italia
67 Triumph 2000 Mk. I Estate <http://www.2000estate.blogspot.com>
72 Triumph TR6

[Jeepman]

Hello my name is Matthew and I am a recent owner of a 1977 Spitfire 1500 and am currently living in Raleigh while I goto school at NC State but my family lives in Winston-Salem as well but I am a newbie as well and though not as mechanically inclined as I'd wish (hopefully going to school for mechanical engineering will help fix that but if not my jeep and triumph will!) I do spend a lot of time working on my cars.

[ranger_blackhat]

I am in Pittsboro and have a 1954 TR-2 so you are not alone...