Actually, Keith, I had no TR4 but was campaigning a TR6... 74, Sapphire
Blue, no windscreen placard.
Don Sforza
BTW, nice show... the MOT was a disappointment.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Keith Ehrlich" <kehrlich@bellatlantic.net>
To: <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 3:58 PM
Subject: Report: Day of Triumph ( Brookline MA)
>
> Several awards went to some well-known listers- First place TR4 to Brian
> Sanborne, First Place Late TR6 to Mark Dusenberg, Third Place Early TR6
> to Rick Barnard, Third Place Modified to Bob Lang, Second Place Modified
> to Keith Ehrlich ( take notice Bob Danielson <G>). If there were other
> awards I haven't connected with listers, I apologize for missing you. In
> addition to Roger and his car I saw Sumner Weisman, car and spouse,
> Henry and Helen Frye ( no car-only the racer works-nice pics), Mike
> Fergeson ( no car-brakes frozen) and unconfirmed lurkng in the shadows
> was possibly Don Sforza ( no car-sold it). But we were flattered
> nevertheless by the Connecticut contingency making the scene, even
> without cars..
>
> Regarding the exhaust note competition, Rog, I can shout, don't hear
> you? <g>
>
> Keith
>
> Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2000 20:56:52 -0400
> From: "Roger Colson" <sassamon@mediaone.net>
> Subject: Report: Day of Triumph
>
> Hello Fellow Listers,
>
> With absolutely gorgeous top down weather, the 10th annual Day of
> Triumph opened at the Museum of Transportation today.
>
> Sponsored by New England Triumphs, over 85 Triumphs were on the
> judging field. From TR2 to Stag just about every Triumph in the latter
> half of the century were represented. No TR250 were present.
>
> Nineteen side curtain cars were in attendance.
>
> Best of show went to the lone TR2.
>
> The exhaust note competition among the modified entrants was
> interesting. A lot quieter than I was expecting.
>
> All in all a very good day.
>
> Roger
>
> Roger Colson
> 57 TR3 TS21383L
> sassamon@mediaone.net
>
>
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