hi
I lived in Germany for the better part of 8 years and I must admit I
never saw a left hand drive dolomite , mind you thats not to say they dont
exist. I had a dolomite sprint once a very fast if fragile car, maybe it had
problems because I didn't have enough time knowledge or money to maintain it
but it worked its magic on me and my wife and although she doesn't know it
another sprint is on the agenda sometime in the future before they become to
rare I know the engine is superb and a popular choice for tr 7 swops my mate
has one in his tr 7 and he thinks triumph should have shipped the 7 with the
sprint engine
just my 2 pence worth
Paul s
-----Original Message-----
From: vitesse@juno.com <vitesse@juno.com>
To: triumphs@autox.team.net <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Cc: tomhorvat@mindspring.com <tomhorvat@mindspring.com>;
tedtsimx@mail.bright.net <tedtsimx@mail.bright.net>
Date: Monday, November 02, 1998 4:00 AM
Subject: Dolomites
>
>Thanks to the poster that listed the web site that shows the 'other'
>Triumphs. Nice cars.
>
>Nice enough that my wife saw me looking at them and commented that it was
>a nice looking car.
>
>TIME TO SET THE HOOK!
>
>I saw the left hand drive one from Germany, so I know that they were
>made. Anyone know of any in the States? Canada?
>Andy? Brad? Ted? <VBG>
>
>Better still, anyone know of any for sale in the above listed countries?
>
> What is the latest on importing a car? I recall the last time I looked
>into it, an individual was allowed to bring one car into the country. Is
>that still correct?
>
>Thanks for any responses.
>
>Hugh R. McAleer
>Jonesboro, GA
>
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