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NameJames Ashley
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CommentsMy brother and me restored old English sports cars. His were MG,s mine Triumps. We had a yellow MRK 3. I was maybe 15 at the time but remember spending hours sanding that tubular chassis and remeber a crack around the hood hinge that made me think this cheap thing cant have any value.wondering now what value it had?

NameLarry Baldwin
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CommentsThanks for the memories....Loved my Turner even in Ohio winters...!

NameJOHN MORRIS
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CommentsAs a youngster I can remember seeing my first Turner in the flesh at the Nottingham dealer "Teds Motors" on Huntingdon Street where I went to school, the only dealer signage was some clear perspex signs haning on chrome chains that included the Turner bandge and the Turner name.
The showroom at the junction of where Huntingdon St joins Mansfield Rd still exists but alas not selling cars anymore just secondhand furniture and looking down at heel.

NameCarol
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CommentsI bought a Turner in 1961. 10 or so were shipped to the east coast 3 of these were sent to be sold to the San Francisco area. I purchased one (red). Owned it for about 5 yes. Raced it for the last 3. Sold it. Have no other info but do have pictures I could e-mail to you.

NameCarol
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CommentsI bought a Turner in 1961. 10 or so were shipped to the east coast 3 of these were sent to be sold to the San Francisco area. I purchased one (red). Owned it for about 5 yes. Raced it for the last 3. Sold it. Have no other info but do have pictures I could e-mail to you.

NameMike Muckle
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CommentsHi, I owned and raced a Mk 3 Turner
#65-628 prior to moving from Virginia to an Island in the NW of Washington.
After boating for two years i realized that boats do not replace Vintage racing, especially in Turners. Two weeks ago I saw the Mk 1 Turner #60-415 advertised on the East coast, made a quick cross country flight,purchased the car and it is being transported to Lopez island now. I am looking forward to racing it with the Sovren club.

NameRon Parkes
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Comments I have just sent an e-mail to the Registrar, about a Turner in Australia which has gone missing in the pat 7 years and which I am trying to track down. The site is very comprehensive and I hope to be in contacy again, if (when?) I find the car

Nameireland la
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Commentslooking for information regarding the whereabouts of wof3/wof4

NameRussell Filby
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