June 16-20th, 2010 Holmes County, Ohio TRA 2010 National Meet The Buckeye Triumphs Club has been busy working on the many details necessary to host the 2010 TRA National Meet. The dates have been set for Wednesday, June 16 through Sunday, June 20. Please plan to attend! Most of our driving events will be within Holmes County, Ohio, but we will be staying at the Hilton Garden Inn in Wooster, Ohio (which is one county north). This is because there are no hotels in Holmes County that can accommodate a crowd of our size. The rate for the Hilton is locked in at $109.00 per night plus the usual annoying taxes. Holmes County is the home of many Amish families, and we will get the opportunity to sample delicious Amish cooking and experience their simpler way of life. We will have several driving opportunities to motor through Ohio countryside to quaint Amish towns such as Kidron, Berlin, Charm and Sugarcreek. Lehman’s Hardware is a retail store located in Kidron, Ohio. Originally specializing in products used by the Amish community, it has become known worldwide as a source for non-electric appliances. The 32,000 square-foot facility bills itself as a “Low Tech Superstore” and a “Purveyor of Historical Technology.” It is also a popular tourist destination for busloads of “English” (non-Amish) people. Berlin is known for its unique gift shops featuring everything from garden crafts to children’s toys. Charm is one of the largest Amish communities in the world and is known for its home style restaurants, inns and the Ole Mill Furniture Store. (They even have a school there so you can tell your friends that you have been to Charm School.) Tourism in Sugarcreek was the result of actual lifestyle evolution rather than planned marketing. The strong German-Swiss heritage of Sugarcreek’s citizens resulted in the establishment of cheese factories throughout the area. For those who are interested, we have made arrangements to drive “parade laps” at the Mid-Ohio Racecourse on Thursday. Most likely, we will be on the track during the lunch hour because a driving school is taking place during the weekend of TRA National. Registration Form We will do our best to show everyone a great time, and we hope that many of you choose to attend the big event. If you have any questions, please e-mail John Huddy at jhuddy@columbus.rr.com or call him at (614) 846-2321.

June 13, 2010 Frank Liske Park Concord, North Carolina Hosted by the Carolinas Austin-Healey Club Registration form Join the Carolinas Austin-Healey Club for the 29th year of British Car Day South at Frank Liske Park in Concord, North Carolina - the heart of motorsports in the Southeast. The grassy location has lots of space for the show and will bring spectators to enjoy the British car display. The park itself has amenities such as a lake, paddleboats, miniature golf, fishing, wildlife trails, walking trails as well as sports fields and much more! NEW IN 2010: British Motorcycles are a new addition to the show as well as “WRENCH” RACING". Get creative with a hand tool and enter this fun racing event. Your gravity-driven vehicle (similar to Pinewood Derby) must be within the 4” wide and 9” long parameters, weighing no more than 2 pounds. A hand tool must be a prominent part of the entry.

Picture of British wilmot breeden keys stamped UNION with head shapes for FT series, number range 101-225 in Coffin head shape. Waso (black head) on left used on Jaguar and Triumph TR6's and Aston Martin cars. Bottom of picture, British Leyland double side key used on Triumph TR7 & TR8 cars. All metal wilmot breeden double side key on bottom also shown.

Door handle with pen showing location of key code number.