Hence the appeal for heavy modified TR,S. (TR7V8,s are too common) but other transplants (TR7) such as Mazda etctra will be welcomed.

Supercharged TR,s would be great as we have not seen many of those at all.

Register with Graham Andrews and we will then be on hand to direct you to your Spot.

Regards Harry and Dan.

graham

Cheers. Laurence.  

graham

My car is Royal Blue and has had a good paint job but is at the stage where a decent polish would not go amiss to maintain the finish. Price is not a issue as long as its not silly money for a car that sees road use.

So what polish would you recommend along with a decent buffer to make the process easier? Any tips and tricks appreciated.

Thanks

Andy

My car is painted in royal blue celly and it leaves streaks after washing and scratches so easily.

I've tried soft towelling polishing cloths without success.

Any recommendations greatly appreciated.

Regards ken

just to say entry is NOT restricted to online !! And we will be accepting entries up until 10am Saturday , all normal categories plus a new all comers Tr5 challenge cup  ??

see you there 

Graham

So the criteria will be

TR2-TR6   EFI , engine swaps of another make, induction other than Webbers as too common

TR7 Engine swaps (other than  Rover V8s) such as Mazda or any other maker.No Rover v8, as too many of these fine cars around.

At the mo we have confirmed

EFI  TR5  X 2

EFI  TR6  X 6

TR6 BMW Diesel

EFI  TR4 X 1

Stag engine TR6  (maybe)

V8 TR4      (maybe)

Any TR2/3/4/5/6/ V8 powered 

Any  TR2/3/4/5/6 supercharged

I know there is a few out there with outrageous power plants in your TR2-7  so please confirm in advance and we will slot you in to the show hall. So we will know the numbers before hand as there is a limit to how many we can show. Sign on with Graham Andrews Saturday morning (early) and we will direct you to your spot.

A new shield has been  made and new prizes to be won

Regards Harry

Graham

that is 2 years on the trot for TRR 

to enter either use the below link or turn up on the day , over 50 cups and prizes to be won .

www.triumphandmgweekend.com/concours 

or concours@tr-register.co.uk 

exhibitors/ judges/ helpers ,and the people who came and took pictures .

hope to see you again next year 

Graham

graham

anybody that won club trophies last year ,can you either return the. To the office asap or if you are attending our re arranged event ,bring them on the day please .

regards

graham

will be holding the 2022 concours on Saturday 20th August at the great British car Museum, over 40 awards to be won in all the usual categories, entry is possible on the day and overnight secure storage is also possible .

~Enter here: https://www.tr-register.co.uk/article/2022/07/0299/New-event-TR-Register-International-Weekend-Meet-Up

graham

www.triumphandmgweekend.com/concours

regards

graham

will be having a display of modified Tr cars this year so if you have something you would like to display please drop me a note.

regards

graham

RIP Daphne

graham

this year we have the whole Avon hall at Malvern for our concours competition, we will be joined by both TSSC and the MG  boys , so let’s show them both what we can do .

in the absence of a show last year the master class will be open to class winners from both 2018 and 2019 

graham

Entries now open - and we are back in our favourite venue, Avon Hall at the Three Counties Showground, Malvern. 13-15 August 2021.

Enter via the forms here: https://triumphandmgweekend.com/concours

To be held at the Inter-Club Triumph Weekend, Stratford Racecourse, 16-18th August 2019. 

The Stratford Racecourse is set to see the largest gathering of Triumphs in the UK as this year the TR Register and TSSC combine forces to host a joint International Weekend event. 

The event promises to be a great show weekend, with a wider range of vehicles and marques to be seen, new people to meet and all set against the backdrop of Stratford-upon-Avon, one of the world's most prestigious and famous locations.

Key amongst the events at this show is the TRR Concours which provides members with the opportunity to showcase not only their pride and joy, including some which have survived virtually unmolested since leaving the factory but cars which are representative of some of the best TRs on the planet – that's precisely what our Concours and Master Class winning cars are – the best!

Due to the unavailability of a suitable indoor Hall at the racecourse, the TR Register have hired a Marquee to house the Meguiar's sponsored Concours D'Elegance TRs. The Pride of Ownership and Survivors Classes will be displayed and judged as last year, in the open air adjacent to the concours marquee. There will be plenty of space to accommodate all comers so we look forward to seeing another great range of cars on display. If you haven't previously shown your car, now's the opportunity! Overnight security will be provided.

For more details and to enter visit : www.triumphweeekend.com/concours

VOLUNTEER WANTED

As you may know, I stepped down as the Concours Organiser following the International Weekend at Lincoln to pursue non-TR related interests.  A keen volunteer is therefore sought to take over this most prestigious event on TR Register calendar and prepare and plan the Concours event in 2019 and beyond.

The role of Concours Organiser involves planning and management of the annual Concours and Pride of Ownership event held at the International Weekend, including:

• Prepare pre and post event articles for TR Action.
• Reviewing Rules & Guidance and Scoring Sheets.
• Maintain a list of trained Judges.
• Encourage new judges and hold training days when required.
• Pre-register entries and liaise with entrants.
• Manage and coordinate the event during the International Weekend, including organising prize giving.
• Collate results and prepare an article for TR Action.
• Review lessons learned and incorporate into future planning.

Detailed technical and specification knowledge of every model in the TR range is not essential or required, although the successful volunteer would be a good planner and communicator and whilst a working knowledge of MS Access would be useful it is not essential, as detailed instructions on the concours database are provided.

If you wish to volunteer for the role of Concours Organiser then please send an email to Jo Whitty, Office Manager at office@tr-register.co.uk (or phone 01235 818866) telling Jo a little bit about yourself, including any events you have previously organised.

If no one steps forward it is unlikely a Concours event will be held in 2019.

Regards, Andrew

During making a number of changes to the Forum, the "Concours" section was inadvertantly merged with the various Motorsport sections.

It's been reinstated, and I think that I've moved all the posts back.  I've been through all the posts back to the beginning of 2014, but if anyone knows of a post that is still missing (it should be in the "Motorsport" section) please let me know and I'll move it across.

Thanks!

Tim

Hopefully the results haven't been delayed pending the next TRaction?

cheers

Derek

VOLUNTEER WANTED

As the current Concours Organiser I will be stepping down from the role following the International Weekend in Lincoln (29 June - 1 July) to pursue non-TR related interests; I will however continue to organise the Standard Triumph Survivors Display for the foreseeable future.

A keen volunteer is therefore sought to take over this most prestigious event on TR Register calendar and prepare and plan the Concours event in 2019 and beyond.

The role of Concours Organiser involves planning and management of the annual Concours and Pride of Ownership event held at the International Weekend, including:

• Prepare pre and post event articles for TR Action.
• Reviewing Rules & Guidance and Scoring Sheets.
• Maintain a list of trained Judges.
• Encourage new judges and hold training days when required.
• Pre-register entries and liaise with entrants.
• Manage and coordinate the event on the day, including prize giving.
• Collate results and prepare an article for TR Action.
• Review lessons learned and incorporate into future planning.

Detailed technical and specification knowledge of every model in the TR range is not essential or required, although the successful volunteer would be a good planner and communicator and whilst a working knowledge of Microsoft Access would be useful it is not essential, as training on the concours database will be given.

The successful volunteer will not be thrown in at the deep-end as a programmed handover will be carried out and he/she will be able to shadow me at Lincoln and see first-hand what the role entails.

If you wish to register an interest in the role of Concours Organiser then please, in the first instance, send an email to events@tr-register.co.uk telling us a little bit about yourself, including any events you have previously organised.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Regards

Andrew