Talk about anything regarding the TSSC

Hi.
Just joined the TSSC in December. My wife saw a Spit in Scotland on holiday last year and decided that she wanted one. (I'm not complaining!!)
I was looking for a decent one with a bit of work so I could get on the road this summer. Ended up buying one with more than a bit to do! MKIV with a rotten screen frame. Still I got it for a fair price. Rest of it isn't too bad- I hope!
Not too sure if it'll be on the road this summer though.
I've been given a MKIII also. Engine has been reconditioned but the chassis and tub need complete reworking.
Beginning to think I've bitten off more than I can chew. Garage is now full of parts and spitfires.
My wife and I will be at Stoneleigh in Feb so I can get an idea what a decent spit looks like and where all the bits go.
I can't believe how many people own or have had a Triumph of some sort when speaking to them.
Looking forward to making new friends.
Cheers
Andy Jobin.

I joined after buying my first Spitty last summer, after fitting new uj&195;&8218;&226;&8364;&8482;s, brakes, carbs and overdrive I can only say it&195;&8218;&226;&8364;&8482;s a very steep learning curve.

Not forgetting the squeaks and rattles but this is all part of the fun.

I would rather drive my beloved Spitfire than any &195;&8218;&226;&8364;&339;Euro box&195;&8218;&226;&8364;; I sometimes have to drive a Fiesta and it&195;&8218;&226;&8364;&8482;s about as exciting as watching paint dry!!!!!