My old man's TR4
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Have tried various routes to find my late Dad's 1962 Triumph TR4 which is shown on the DVLA site as being SORNd.
Reg is 9067 RW.
Dad passed away last year, Mum in 2003 and this TR4 was used by my old man to woo my mum back in the 60s in Cardiff. Photo of Mum with car attached.
Have tried the TR Register, begging letters to the DVLA, ads in the "lost" sections of Triumph mags so am a bit stuck now.
Any help appreciated - its in someone's garage somewhere!

Reg is 9067 RW.
Dad passed away last year, Mum in 2003 and this TR4 was used by my old man to woo my mum back in the 60s in Cardiff. Photo of Mum with car attached.
Have tried the TR Register, begging letters to the DVLA, ads in the "lost" sections of Triumph mags so am a bit stuck now.
Any help appreciated - its in someone's garage somewhere!
Can't help I'm afraid, but that picture and any more you've got would be great here:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

bruciebonuz said:
Tried that, been there, done it. No luck. Begged, pleaded, tried all sorts - they just wont release any info.
That's because you were upstanding and honest; a less morally upright person might fib on the V888 and say they saw a car bearing that plate hit their car and drive off. 
I've set a website to discover all the original 948cc engined Triumph Heralds that still exist as no-one could give accurate numbers and guesstimates were often different from everyone I asked.
I posted pictures of cars on the website only then knowing details of the numberplate - very often the owner then got in touch and said that it was their car - willingly submitting more information which helps the database with great factual stuff.
http://www.triumph-herald.com
So buy a suitable domain name and post some details on a site, stating your intentions relating to the car and that YOU DO NOT WANT TO BUY IT BACK as this may be the reason someone hasn't got in touch as they do not want to sell.
I posted pictures of cars on the website only then knowing details of the numberplate - very often the owner then got in touch and said that it was their car - willingly submitting more information which helps the database with great factual stuff.
http://www.triumph-herald.com
So buy a suitable domain name and post some details on a site, stating your intentions relating to the car and that YOU DO NOT WANT TO BUY IT BACK as this may be the reason someone hasn't got in touch as they do not want to sell.
Edited by alpinemauve on Saturday 17th December 11:48
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