listers, over the past several months, The New TR Registry
http://www.trregistry.com has been under development. Corey Sherman has
done an excellent job by providing a "Universal" public location for all
Triumph TR enthusiasts to visit, register their cars and document history.
The Registry officially opened the TR6 section last month and since then,
the TR4 & 5/250 sections have recently opened. If you own a TR4,5/250 or 6,
check out the registry. If you have not registered your car, seriously
consider doing so. There is no charge and the tiny bit of personal info
(name, state, country) will not be given out. No phone numbers or addresses
are asked for.
Corey has been working hard to get the other models ready. TR3 section will
open around the end of the month and the TR2 area will be ready sometime in
May.
The TR Registry has some neat features including highlighting the oldest and
newest cars of each model, indicating "stolen or "for sale" cars, an
official registration certifcate that you can print and more.
The Registry is not affiliated with any club or organization. I encourage
you to visit the TR Registry.
http://www.trregistry.com
Mike Brinker
74 TR6
2002 MINI Cooper
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