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"RobPearce"
posts: 2227
Spitfire & GT6 Model Consultant
Cambridge group
joined on Sun 11th Apr 1993
 posted Mon 8th Feb 2016

For quite some time now, the Cambridge area has nominally shared meetings with the not-so-local TR register, who now meet closer to Peterborough than Cambridge.

Yesterday I had a phone call from the Cambridge TSSC area organiser. They meet at the Plough in Fen Ditton on the first Monday of each month (see this thread). The reason he called was to invite us to join with them, and make the Plough get-togethers a joint CT/TSSC thing. I'm in favour of this change so I'm planning to update the official local group listings accordingly.

Now then, if this is happening, it would be great to see some more of the Cambridge-based CT members at the meets. The Plough is a good venue - a warm, comfortable pub where they serve good food. The TSSC guys seem like a friendly bunch, many of them members of both clubs, in fact. Also, as I'm no longer in a position to do so, it would be good to see some non-TSSC cars there. So come on all you Dolomite/Stag/TR/saloon owners in and around Cambridge, let's see those cars. Next opportunity is March 7th.
Current fleet
1967 Vitesse 2L conv "Tessa"
1970 Spitfire Mk3 "Toby"
1972 GT6 Mk3
Not enough time or space		  

Used to have:
1972 2.5 PI estate "Harry"
1973 Toledo 2-door "Spike"
1975 Stag
1975 2500S saloon
1982 TR7 DHC Sprint

  
1968 Vitesse 2L saloon
1980 Dolomite 1500
1977 Dolomite 1850
1980 Dolomite Sprint
1971 Herald 13/60 Estate (with 1500 Spit engine)
Tags - Cambridge
"Howard"
posts: 1031
Cambridge group
joined on Tue 20th Nov 2007
 posted Mon 8th Feb 2016 reply 1 of 8

Sounds good to me - my nominal base is Potton so Fen Ditton is a much better location. I may not be there for the next couple of years but when I finally get back to the UK that will be ideal.

Cheers

Howard

 
Le Mans 2007, 08, 09, 10 & 11 
RBRR 2008(DNF), 10, 14, 16, 18
10CR 2009, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19
HCR 2008, Auto Ecosse 2012 

1981 Triumph TR7 / 2005 Suzuki Vitara / 2012 Renault (Dacia) Duster / 2018 Suzuki Vitara
Tags - Cambridge
"Hurricane 1500"
posts: 439
non member
 posted Thu 18th Feb 2016 reply 2 of 8

All welcome - nearly all of us belong to more then one Triumph Club

We have been known to do some pretty cool stuff on occasions  

see you on the 7th

http://www.vincenthurricane.co.uk
Tags - Cambridge
"Matt George"
posts: 187
Cambridge group
joined on Wed 23rd Nov 2011
 posted Mon 7th Mar 2016 reply 3 of 8

What time does the meeting usually kick off?

1972 Triumph 2000 – first car, daily driver and general hack, done 55,000 miles in my ownership. 2500 engine build 2012, transformed the car!

RBRR 2012 entrant AND finisher, despite having to swap a drive shaft on the way round...
Team 63 10CR 2013… 2210 miles and the car didn't miss a beat!
Team 75 RBRR 2014, successful finisher.
Team 12 10CR 2015, successful finisher.
Team 83 RBRR 2016, successful finisher.
Team 53 10CR 2017, successful finisher.

1972 TR6 CC – returned to the road in April 2019 for the first time since 1985!

Team 14 10CR 2019, successful finisher
Tags - Cambridge
"RobPearce"
posts: 2227
Spitfire & GT6 Model Consultant
Cambridge group
joined on Sun 11th Apr 1993
 posted Mon 7th Mar 2016 reply 4 of 8

Officially 8pm but since I've not managed to get there "on the dot" yet I don't know whether people are normally there earlier

Current fleet
1967 Vitesse 2L conv "Tessa"
1970 Spitfire Mk3 "Toby"
1972 GT6 Mk3
Not enough time or space		  

Used to have:
1972 2.5 PI estate "Harry"
1973 Toledo 2-door "Spike"
1975 Stag
1975 2500S saloon
1982 TR7 DHC Sprint

  
1968 Vitesse 2L saloon
1980 Dolomite 1500
1977 Dolomite 1850
1980 Dolomite Sprint
1971 Herald 13/60 Estate (with 1500 Spit engine)
Tags - Cambridge
"mpbarrett"
posts: 952
Cambridge group
joined on Wed 19th Apr 2006
 posted Mon 7th Mar 2016 reply 5 of 8

Usually from 8pm....

cheers
mike (who will leave shortly...)

"Little Red", 13/60 Herald convertible with 1500 engine and O/D, (2007 10CR, 1/2 2009 10CR and 1 RBRR). March 2013 Back from darkest Norfolk and now very shiny.... 2017 rust coming thru again. 2018 Rebuilt engine and gearbox and now fully Megasquirt'ed and much fun to drive!
"Little Blue", 2.5L GT6 mk3, 2009 failed 10CR as it refused to leave East Anglia. 2010 RBRR failed due to vibration for propshaft and very doggy ignition. Finished the 2011 10CR, 2013 10CR. Broke down up a 2650M mountain. Now with new owner.
"Little Silver" Triumph Acclaim. Was owned by the editor of Triumph World. Since been sold on....
"Big Blue" 1972 blue TR6 the new toy Was fun 2015 10CR and a trip thru the Alps. Now in Wales.

Back to the Herald, Jag XK8, Golf GTE Hybrid and a campervan.
Tags - Cambridge
"Matt George"
posts: 187
Cambridge group
joined on Wed 23rd Nov 2011
 posted Tue 8th Mar 2016 reply 6 of 8

Quoted from mpbarrett
Usually from 8pm....

cheers
mike (who will leave shortly...)


Excellent. A couple of us from work were planning to head down, but after being at the NEC for the show all weekend, we were all too shattered to make it in the end!

Will try and rally the troops and get a couple of cars down next month.

1972 Triumph 2000 – first car, daily driver and general hack, done 55,000 miles in my ownership. 2500 engine build 2012, transformed the car!

RBRR 2012 entrant AND finisher, despite having to swap a drive shaft on the way round...
Team 63 10CR 2013… 2210 miles and the car didn't miss a beat!
Team 75 RBRR 2014, successful finisher.
Team 12 10CR 2015, successful finisher.
Team 83 RBRR 2016, successful finisher.
Team 53 10CR 2017, successful finisher.

1972 TR6 CC – returned to the road in April 2019 for the first time since 1985!

Team 14 10CR 2019, successful finisher
Tags - Cambridge
"gfiandy"
posts: 263
non member
 posted Wed 15th Aug 2018 reply 7 of 8

Just a bit of a bump.

We still meet at the Plough at 8pm first Monday of the month unless that Monday is a bank holiday. 

We are also doing a run to Dunwich beach on 26th of August should anyone want to join us.

You can contact us through the TSSC Cambridge area web page or I dare say Rob will give you details. You don't need to be a member of either club and can just turn up if you want to both the meeting and the run out.

For those who might want to join us en-route:
10:30 Six Mile Bottom, Green Man Pub
10:40 Great Bradley
11:00 Dalham
11:10 Burnthorpe
11:20 Risby
11:35 West Stow
12:05 Troston
12:20 Walsham le Willows
12:40 Rishangles
13:00 Heveningham
13:30 Dunwich
All times +/- 10 mins or possibly a bit more.

https://www.facebook.com/events/188069845196198/?ti=icl
Tags - Cambridge
"AGC"
posts: 102
non member
 posted Thu 16th Aug 2018 reply 8 of 8

I went to the last meeting at The Plough and had a really good time. Very friendly bunch. See you all at the Green Man for the Dunwich "Fish and Chips" run
Tags - Cambridge


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