For all Triumph TR owners

This is friggin' hilarious. They've got a bunch of other Triumph related songs as well. My favorite is "Well My TR Gently Leaks" but couldn't find it on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GglnF6EF5gs&feature=related

Here's another. These guys have made my day!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRM3IAuEVrY&feature=related

I have their album on my ipod. It's funny to hear the original song somewhere and automatically start singing the TR cover in your head.

That is excellent... hahaha making all his rebuild plans wiiith no money.

In reply to Giant Purple Snorklewacker:

One thing about the British car crowd is that they have a great sense of humor.

TR8owner wrote: In reply to Giant Purple Snorklewacker: One thing about the British car crowd is that they have a great sense of humor.

That's right but then again they have to!

In reply to Feedyurhed:

Hey, there will always be an England.

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NOS Lucas Replacement Wiring Harness Smoke Kit

Questions & Answers

Q: Where would I mount the Smoke Kit in my Mini? There's certainly no room under the bonnet, and the boot is filled with a large tool kit, spare tire, extra spark plugs, points & condensers, spare coil, baling wire, duct tape, 5 quarts of 20w-50 Castrol, tow strap, jumper cables, one gallon jug of 50/50 antifreeze, spare fuses, wire stripper, 20 foot roll of 16 ga. wire, electrical connectors, large roll of electrical tape, a Haynes Manual, and a Book of Common Prayer. A: You need the half-pint (Imperial) model. By the way, carrying all that kit of spares is just asking for trouble.

Q: Will this fit my zetec mondeo. A: Only if you use it as a donor car for a Lotus 7 copy.

Q: Sir! I have recently stumbled upon your forum to which I think I can put your mind at ease concerning the rarity of this item. I live in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains here in East Tennessee. The early settlers of this area were primarily English and really never left this area. Hence the hain't and yall's and pokes that people still speak in everyday language is just old English! Well, to my point. They also drove many British cars over the years and one still can find many of these old relics all over the landscape languishing in fields with their rotting harnesses leaking away, yes that is correct, the Smoky Mountains actually got their name from the LBC's. I would be happy to climb up to Clingman's dome and hold an empty moonshine jar up in the air and "capture" some genuine, well preserved smoke for anyone that will pay the cost of the moonshine (not many empty jars lying about you know) and the cost of shipping to their destination. And yes, I will ship worldwide. A: This is a hoax! We have the same smoke, from the same Scots-Irish roots, in WV. It is being represented by Scottish separatists that this smoke will directly replace the genuine Lucas smoke. It will, instead, reverse your earthing and burn out the dynamo, hence rendering every military vehicle in the UK stationary, enabling Sean Connery to finally rule the British Isles. Beware!

In reply to ronholm:

In reply to ronholm:

That reminds me, the TR6 needs it's spring freshening. Hopefully, this year, I'll be done before summer.

@ ronholm

Are you the ronholm from Curt Palme's forum?

There can't be too many Chrysler loving ronholms in Kansas City.