How to Join Buckeye Triumphs

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Buckeye Triumphs offers two ways to join: an online membership form and a mail-in membership form, both linked from its website. The club is open to seasoned Triumph enthusiasts and newcomers alike, and membership connects you to upcoming events and shows, curated tech articles, and a directory of parts and services. The site does not publish dues amounts or payment details, so check the membership form itself for current fees and instructions.

What Buckeye Triumphs Is

Buckeye Triumphs describes itself as Central Ohio's club dedicated to the preservation of all Triumph automobiles, from the 10/20 of 1923 to the Acclaim of 1983 and all models in between. Its stated purpose is the preservation and enjoyment of these cars, and it invites both long-time owners and people new to Triumph to join the community.

Two Ways to Join

Online membership form

Use this if you want to submit your details digitally and avoid mailing paperwork. The site presents it as the online option alongside the mail-in alternative.

Mail-in membership form

Use this if you prefer to print, complete, and send your form by post, or if you want a paper record of your application.

Both routes lead to the same membership; the choice is about how you prefer to submit your information.

What Membership Connects You To

Resource What it gives you
Events Upcoming events and shows
Tech articles Curated, informational articles for maintaining and understanding Triumphs
Parts & services A directory of parts and services
Community A group of owners and enthusiasts centered on Triumph preservation

Who Should Join

The club explicitly welcomes both experienced enthusiasts and newcomers. If you own a Triumph, are considering one, or simply want access to the club's tech articles and parts/services directory, the membership forms are the entry point. If you are specifically interested in the models the club covers, its scope runs from the early 1920s through the 1983 Acclaim, including the TR series (TR2, TR3, TR4, TR5, TR6), Spitfire, Herald, GT6, and Dolomite Sprint.

Before You Submit

  • Confirm current dues and any payment method by reading the membership form itself — the site's public pages do not state pricing.
  • Decide whether you want the online or mail-in route, since the two forms are separate.
  • If you are joining mainly for events, check the events section first so you know what is coming up in your area.