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The Belgian Triumph club is holding its annual TRIUMPH festival (yes, all models) on the weekend of 20-21st September in VIROINVAL in the Namur region of Southern Belgium. The event iteself will be at Château Licot in NISMES. Sunday will be the main day.

<i>(I'm not sure what is planned for the Saturday - I have asked. There seems to be accomodation in the region, but I don't know about camping)</i>

The intent is to try to bring together as many TRIUMPH cars as possible and beat last years record of 260 cars.

The meeting is free and all participants will receive a plaque, sticker and suprise gift as well as 2 roadbooks, (so presumably road-runs are planned)

Here is a link to the invite, (Text in French)
http://www.triumph-belgium.be/pages/invitations.htm

Registration using the link on the page is not required, but welcomed.

I am planning to go, at least on Sunday, as there are not so many event like this down here, but weather will be a decsion factor.

Anyone else who is interestd give me a shout and maybe we can meet up.


1980 DHC TR7-V8 (was an 8V, then a Sprint)
Back on the road after 3 years restoring...

Hi
went last year to Durbuy
thoroughly enjoyed it where else can you have
food & drink festivals running at the same time
Im hoping to camp but also waiting on the weather
crossing already booked will be going to Zwolle first
then drive down from there on the saturday
looking forward to it
ATB dave

Its hard not to be big headed driving it

I'm planning to come on sunday, but my car must be for the APK (mot) if this is good and the wheater is fine, I be there.

Here the link in English:http://www.triumph-festival.be/EN.htm

See you.

Henk

1980 TR7 US Convertible
1978 Mini Clubman Estate

We usually go up there with a diverse selection of Triumphs (Dolly, Stag, TR6, GT6 & TR7) but can't make it this year. Everyone thought it was one week later and planned other things [B)]

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Well didn't we have a lovely time....

170 cars in total, 8 TR7's, including Henk, (Nice to meet you...) my V8 and I heard Dave C made it, but I didn't see you...

Will stick a couple of photos up this weekend

1980 DHC TR7-V8 (was an 8V, then a Sprint)
Back on the road after 3 years restoring...

Yes you have a lovely deseamed V8, very nice car!!
Looks almost brandnew.[:0]

Pictures off the Belgian Triumph Club: http://picasaweb.google.fr/MarcBertels/TriumphFestivalViroinval2008#slideshow

Henk

1980 TR7 US Convertible
1978 Mini Clubman Estate

Excellent slide show. Thank you very much for posting it.

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Now that looks like a great show and worth a trip, Is it on every year?

Cheers
Ian

Ian Freeman
1979 TR8 DHC California car that never crossed the pond
1962 Triumph Courier

My car enjoyed it so much it would'nt come back with me
when it was time to go
i'll be taking a trailer over this weekend so it wont have any choice
Triumphs can be so naughty

Its hard not to be big headed driving it

Strange, I have not seen you, your car is now in Belgium?
Is this you?
Licenceplate is almost the same as Gaz.

http://picasaweb.google.fr/MarcBertels/TriumphFestivalViroinval2008#5248924995735074290

Henk

1980 TR7 US Convertible
1978 Mini Clubman Estate

Yes thats me & the car is at a garage in Chimay

Its hard not to be big headed driving it