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Great day…I expect we’ll be talking about this one for a long time. Here are a few of the shots from Polar Bear Run 2020.
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Outstanding Polar Bear Run yesterday (Sunday, 16 February), continuing a 37-year tradition dating to the formation of the St Louis Triumph Owners Association in 1983. What with the incredible weather, we probably set a record with 29 cars and around 37-38 participants. I’m going to check the back issues of Exhaust Notes to come up…
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This time? Throttle cable failed, and the power steering pump starting, well, pumping copious amounts of fluid. Won’t get the car done by this Sunday’s (9 Feb) Polar Bear Run, should have it done before the end of the month.
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First weekend of February, severe clear skies and temp in the low 70s, wat’cha gonna do? Right, put out a call to the local Triumph faithful for a photo shoot. We got a good mix of cars and drivers at the staging point, Straub’s Market at Clayton and Mason (from the left, Iggy, TR6; Aidan…
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Great thing about having a mechanic for a son: getting work done on the TR8 now takes up a lot less time. We do some project together and others he tackles by himself; in return, he gets to drive the car whenever he likes (although obviously, at this time of year, excursions are limited). AND,…
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Wednesday, 01 January 2020 and it’s 58 degrees outside under severe clear. Anyone else get out for a drive?
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Subtle, but appropriate, seeing as I spied this Mustang in Kansas City. Sad to say, the post-World Series champ Royals have had a time of it the last few years…
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Traditional last event of the season for the St Louis Triumph Owners Association, held last night (Saturday 14 December), fortunately in advance of the arrival of two days of snow and ice. Once again the party took place at the Missouri Athletic Club-West and again, we enjoyed great service, great food and great fun. Club…
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1978 Jaguar XJ6, parked in front of the old Scenic Winds Motel on US 30 in Ainsworth, Oregon, near the Columbia River. Only $1500!
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As in “Little Irish Car.” Observed on OR 99W in Tigard, Oregon, earlier today.