Triumph Sports Owners Association
Queensland Inc.

The club has organised a tour of the Stone Bros. Racing Team (http://www.stonebrothersracing.com.au/) for Sunday 19/7/09. AutoFocus Store, 52 Blanck St, ORMEAU

Leaving Brisbane Club rooms at 8.15am

Others meet at 52 Blanck St, Ormeau for 9.00 am kick off

The Triumph Sports Owners Association of Queensland is a CAMS affiliated car club catering for the preservation of the Triumph car marque. The Club is based in Brisbane and has approximately 200 members. The club holds regular meetings and various social and motoring events.

If you would like to become a member of the TSOAQ, click here to download a membership form, complete and send it with the relevant fee to TSOAQ Membership, 1376 Old Cleveland Road, Carindale QLD, 4152.

Club Meetings:
Held the 2nd Wednesday of each Month at
The Veteran Car Club of Australia
1376 Old Cleveland Road
Carindale.

(Check the Events Calendar for updates)

Phone : 0417 193 611

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As with most things in the world of Computing, there is a constant process of change and improvement. The software that the old web site ran on is no longer being supported as a newer version has been released. That does not mean the old site was going to stop and fall over, it just meant that it would slowly become dated compared to the new and exciting features offered with the new version.

Aside from the slightly different appearance, there are many new features available to the Public, TSOAQ members and the TSOAQ Committee.

The old TSOAQ website can still be seen here but you can not make changes to it.

Being in the enviable (?) position of owning these 2 icons of the British Motor Industry with my wife Lynne, and being doubly blessed in being able to drive them around the balmy environs of South East Queensland, a thought has occurred to me on many occasions - why does the world love the 6 and shun the 7?

Having access to both must surely put me in a position to undertake some form of comparison. So here it is - the "road test" I've never read, Triumph TR6 vs TR7. (Pass my Jezzer Clarkson head please).

Enough of the introduction then and on to a brief review of the ‘DNA" of these two very different cars;

Now. Every one has their own special way of doing things. I tend to excel at really crazy ways of doing things mostly because I'm always looking for a quickest way out.

Secondly I would not recommend trying this at home, all the usual safety warnings and legal indemnities etc etc etc

Although I did do it at home