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The TR6 Hardtop T HE M AGAZINE O F T HE T O R O N to T RIU M PH C LUB S U mm ER 2 0 1 0 Around the lake Triumphs Run Circles on Sold Out Tour Drain Troubles Cured • Spring Fling Report • Perfect Timing do not use this header per susan b kjh 4/23/09 Shop Online ... www.VictoriaBritish.com contents or Request Your FREE Catalog Today! Summer 2010 Fully Illustrated FREE Catalogs 34 Member’s Pages From the Editor......................5 From the President ..................7 Club Hub.........................9-11 Owner’s Manual . 31/33 18 Features Problem Solved: Radiator Drain Valve ................ 15 Unblock Your Scuttle Drain . 16/17 Triumph Tunes: Perfect Timing . 18/19 28 On The Road: Larry’s TR7 Troubles .............28/29 Historically Speaking: TR6 Factory Hardtops...........34/35 26 TR6 After Market Hardtops......36-38 Quality Parts & Accessories Fully illustrated catalogs with the parts you need. Specify your The Wedgetarian: make and model to get a FREE catalog. Let There Be Light...............40-42 Fast Service, Simple Ordering and Convenient, Quick Delivery. 40 T HE M AGAZINE O F T HE T O R O N TO T RIU M PH C LUB S U MM ER 2 0 1 0 Restoration: Around Six & Two Threes Part 6 . .43-46 the lake TR2, TR3, TR4, TR4A Triumphs Run Circles MGA on Sold Out Tour MGB, MGC TR250, TR6 100-4, 100-6, 3000 Activities Midget TR7, TR8 Sprite Events: GT6, Spitfire On the Cover Calendar .......................12/13 Clive Huizinga keeps his “Keep’em On The Road™” Alpine Tiger flock of Triumphs together Spring Fling Round-Up .........26/27 on the Cape Vincent ferry- see photo round-up on Club Events: www.VictoriaBritish.com pages 20-25 Photo by Andrew Grace Drain Troubles Cured • Spring Fling Report • Perfect Timing Around The Lake Tour ..........20-25 Shop Online ... 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