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The website for lovers of the Classic Teal Marque
BUGATTI or TEAL ?
Tealers never forget that their lovely cars are inspired by the beautiful and functional creations of Ettore Bugatti. Is this a fine 1920s Bugatti Type 35?
Well, no: it's Colin Andrews' lovely aluminium-bodied Teal Type 35 boat-tail 'Puddle Jumper', photographed from an unusual angle... but it needs a second or third look to tell, doesn't it?
Responding to my appeal for photos of those Teals not yet recorded on this website as a Teal of the Week, Surrey-based Teal owner and driver Keith Baldwin kindly sent pictures: he bought his fine aluminium 4C/1800 Teal Type 35 boat-tail in July 1993 from Paul Hague, who subsequently purchased a new Teal from Bob Jones in July 1998 (comment: this was late in the manufacture of Teals).
Keith says that after 22 years of ownership of his Teal 'I can't think of another car which is such good fun'. Tealers agree.
ps: sorry the photos are not as crisp as they might be: this is the fault of the incompetent webmaster, Brian.
Hooray! The Spring 2015 issue of Teal Spiel has arrived, and is packed with articles and interest for lovers of Teal cars: up-coming Teal events and trips (including Portugal); Teals at Brooklands; Teal Spares available from the Club; articles by Angelo de Souza and David Ward on 'My Teal'; news from Tealer David in France about his Teal and Onyx ; how to make a stainless steel Bugatti-type radiator surround, the buck having been donated to the club by Peter Colley (thanks); bolt-on brake drums; a Teal for sale; Teal days out in the wonderful Yorkshire Dales coming up courtesy of Dot, Phil and Glen; news from Neil and Pam Bridges and John King; Suzi the Editor and Andy the Enforcer's news; Bob Mills' thoughts while darning his socks and polishing his Teal (not necessarily at the same time); the Calendar of Events; Dame Glenda Sensible's personal problems page; Aaldert's two beautiful Teals (Types 35 and 43) photographed in The Netherlands; how to solve radiator over-heating problems and reproof your hood (if any), not necessarily at the same time (again); welcome to three new Club Members; insurance, tyres and Teal maintenance, the latter at Ward's wonderful Teal-Friendly garage...all this, and also Captain Sensible's provoking thoughts on love, life, and the meaning of Tealing. A bargain for £18 a year - contact our Club Membership Sec Dot Massey at email@example.com to join this excellent club and receive your personal copy of Teal Spiel - thanks Suzi and Andy for producing this full-colour delight!
22nd March 2015: Below, Angelo de Souza negotiates the Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner, London in his splendid Teal Type 35 No '214' while wearing his washing up gloves .... (photo Antonio - thanks). Many more pics of Angelo and his lovely Teal 214 in London this weekend at the Vintage Classic Car Boot Sale are at this link:
Thanks, Angelo, showing the flag in the heart of the capital.
ps: comments are coming in to this website suggesting that those are not Angelo's washing up gloves, which are pink; they are in fact his gardening gloves.
More Pictures of The Week:
Typical Teal Badge bar - what badges do you have on your Teal? Please email email@example.com with interesting/ rare/ humourous badges! Thanks ... here are some more Teal badge bars, some a little unusual:
An impressive and varied array on this early Teal, including one reading Canadian and American...
and the same Teal with different registration plate eight years later: a crisper shot of the badge bar from David Ward who has done much work on the car recently...
Those appear to be Bass and Old Speckled Hen badges either side of the Teal Owners' Club... but that's nothing compared with this 1988 pic of Roger Butcher's Brillo pad Special:
An impressive line-up of bitters...
Pat Burns' badges are elegant and simple - and his lighting arrangements seem more than adequate...
Tony Williams had the classic RAC and AA badges - and an impressive crank handle on his Teal Type 35 B (note suspension)
Another very fine Type 35 B wears classic badges: Seven Fifty Motor Club, BARC and Bugatti Owners' Club...
Stuart Whitworth's badges on his Teal include The Automobile Club of France, the Bugatti Owners' Club and the Touring Club de France... Stu's Teal looked more like a Bugatti than most Bugattis, so much so that at the National Car Museum/Bugatti Museum of France at Mulhouse he was waved into the private car park reserved only for Bugattis... did the badges play a part?
But perhaps David Ward's own Teal bears the most amusing 'badge' so far:
Two Bob Jones photos
Bob Jones delivering an early example of the powerful Teal Type 59 (6C/3800) which he designed and built. Note the unusual cross-bracing between the front mudguards.
Bob Jones happy in theTeal Type 35 four-seater Tourer which he designed and built. Bob's favourite photo. (amended caption)
Where's your favourite photo gone? Probably to Teal News Page 9 to make room for more pictures here on Page 1; or it may now be on the new HAPPY TEALERS page, three from the end of this website....see Index left top.
Is your Teal under-represented on this website? If so, please send a few photos and a liitle bit about your Teal and its adventures to firstname.lastname@example.com who will attempt to rectify the situation. Thanks, Tealers.
Are you a Facebook kind of person. No? Me neither. But here's an exception: distinguished Teal builder Bob Lewis, who almost certainly made the handbrake of your Teal, and who has been involved in building fine Teal Type 35s and 59s for more than 25 years, has set up a Facebook page for the Teal Owners Club with many fine photos of Teals and Teal events. And you don't even have to log in to Facebook to see them.
Just type www.facebook.com/tealownersclub into your browser and up will come an exciting range of Teal-related photos and text. Give it a try - I did and was most happy that I did so... a recommended link for all Tealers - thanks, Bob.
Tealers may remember that last autumn John King of Shropshire (The Honey King) acquired a Teal that was not frankly in the best of condition. Over the past three months he and his engineering colleagues in Shropshire have been working to bring this fine early Teal Type 35 boat-tail up to scratch - and things are going well, judging by the above photo taken in the last few weeks. John hopes to have her back on the road in the Spring... this is one of a series of Teals and other classic Bugatti look-alikes that John and his team have restored; they are getting a deserved reputation for fine work. Thank you John for saving another Teal for enjoyment now, and also for the pleasure of future generations - she's a honey!
There's now a Teal News 9 page on this website with info from November 2014 to date...
(and see further below for a great Teal Type 35B)
Photos: Bob Jones - thank you Bob
These photos of Teal Type 35Bs in kit form and under construction were taken at Grimsditch Hall in about 1995 by Bob Jones. Did you notice the Bugatti-blue Type 35 back right in photo 1? That's Mike Astill's, the owner of Grimsditch Hall, where Teals were made by Bob Jones in the substantial outbuildings of the Hall from about 1992 to 1998. Many will notice the Type 35Bs narrow radiator, the altered front suspension, the lack of bracing irons across the radiator and the optional rear hatch, as well as the clean beauty of the design of the Teal Type 35B. Thank you Bob and Mike. Now see below for a great Type 35B...
Teal Type 35 B created by Philip Searle
The unique Teal Type 35B shown in the following photos was created by Philip Searle in 2004-2006 with painstaking attention to engineering detail and with no expense spared. The end result is simply stunning to view and also to ride in.
Type 35B chassis - note front suspension attachment points
Triumph 6C/2500
Philip Searle
In 2009 this fine car was purchased by John Williams of Wiltshire, to whom I am grateful for the following photos; your webmaster's blue Teal Type 35 is shown beside for comparison two photos down...
In 2010 this splendid Teal, surely one of the finest ever built, was sold to a London Teal enthusiast, where it still resides, often mistaken for an original Bugatti to judge by photos and videos on sporting car websites. Understandably.
Part-finished Teal reluctantly for sale due to new project. Superb workmanship so far, using mainly new parts. Car is V5 registered in my name and checks out on MOT computer. At the moment, the Teal is here with me in France. I could deliver it free to England in the Spring, when my new project is coming from UK, on the return journey. Free overnight accommodation provided for serious buyer. These cars are becoming increasingly rare and valuable. This is a great opportunity for someone prepared to put in a bit of effort. Only looking to recover costs so far, so very reasonable price. I'll throw in the 2 years labour free of charge!! Please contact me at email@example.com
Do you remember clearly the Teal Triangle Run in the summer of 2008? No, me neither, but I remember that it was fun, and that it has been a major omission from this Teal website. So I've written a photo-essay on that happy eight-day run departing from the aircraft museum at RAF Cosford, west into Wales at Lake Bala, to Caernarvon, to Chester, Jodrell Bank and Holmfirth, and across the North Yorkshire moors to lovely Robin Hood's Bay. You can find this essay, with many photos of our run, half way down the index at left at Teal Triangle Run - 2008. I hope you may enjoy the happy memories it triggers.
...if you'd like to copy this whole website into your own computer, including more than a thousand photos of Teals, use the excellent and totally legal website copier provided by Microsoft Windows at www.httrack.com ; then you'll find this Teal website in it's entirety in the 'my websites' file in your Documents folder or your HTTrack folder. It works, and you can update your download any time. Recommended.
Your favourite photo or Teal of the Week may have been moved to the Teal News 9 page or to the Teal of the Week 121-140 pages ; it's quite fun looking, and sometimes one finds something quite unexpected...
Note: Previous Teals of the Week are shown on the Teals of the Week 1-20 website page, Teals of the Week 21-40 page, Teals of the Week 41-60 page, Teals of the Week 61-80 page, Teal of the Week 81- 99 page, Teal of the Week 100-120 page, and Teal of The week 120-140 (see index left) - the aim is to build up week by week, in no particular order, a data base of photos of as many Teals as can be found .
Want to buy or sell a Teal? Tealers may like to browse
(Type Teal Bugatti into their search box at very top of their page)
Welcome to SKYBLUETEAL, the website for lovers of Teal cars, fine British sports cars full of character, lovely to look at, and a delight to drive.
There are many photos of owners' cars on the website as we build up a visual record of every Teal we can find in Teal of The Week (TOW), and we explain a little of the history of Ettore Bugatti, the legendary designer and manufacturer whose delightful and highly successful racing and touring cars of the 1920s and 1930s inspired Teal cars. The history of Teal cars is detailed with many historic photos, and there are pages showing the building of Teal T35,T43, T44 and T59 cars in the 'factory' .
Just for fun, there is a tour of a fine Continental Teal T35 (Dutch Treat) and of a lovely Teal from Dorset (Black Beauty). Features include a page of Tealing in the pioneer years of the 1980s, photos of Teals and Tealers in the Lake District and Scottish Borders on the June 2009 Rally, illustrations of the building of Teal cars at home, and picture reviews of the wonderful variety of Teal cockpits, dashboards and tails. There's a special page on the Teal Owners' Club (TOC), detailing how to join the Club, and the many Club benefits. The exciting annual Circuit des Remparts at Angouleme is covered, and Teals in Action 2009 shows our Teal cars where they are meant to be: on the road; there's full coverage of The Teal 2010 Backbone of England Rally, and there are stirring Teal Tales of Captain Sensible campaigning in Britain, France, Spain, Germany Switzerland and the Netherlands, and also new Teal News pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, with dozens of snippets of the latest information about Teals and Tealers, and reports of our Teal adventures and rallies in 2007,2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 in Sussex and Hampshire, Kent, East Anglia, Lancashire, The Peak District, Shropshire and Herefordshire, Wales, Oxfordshire, and unusual adventures in the Scottish Highlands and Islands. We hope you enjoy these tales which are an excuse to enjoy our lovely Teals, and eachothers' company... Do join us at The Teal Owners' Club (you don't have to own a Teal) - email our Club Membership Secretary at email@example.com
- you'll be most welcome.
Perhaps you already own a Teal, or maybe you might be considering buying and driving a Teal one day; either way, it's a rewarding and exciting experience ..... we welcome you to the vivid world of Teal cars.
To purchase an original vintage 1920s Bugatti such as the legendary Types 35 or 37 would cost between £250,000 and £500,000; with an authentic racing pedigree, the price of such a car would be well above a million pounds. Bugatti cars of the 1920s and 1930s command such a high premium because of their rarity, the engineering skill of their designer, Ettore Bugatti (see page 3), the beauty of their lines and their outstandingly successful record as racing cars over the two decades before World War 2.
The Teal Type 35 was designed in 1983, and much refined in the late 80s and 90s, to provide a car with the Bugatti's beauty and performance at an affordable price. To drive a Teal behind the twin racing aero screens is an exhilarating (and windy!) experience, since suspension, steering, handling and exhaust note are all successfully optimised to replicate as far as possible the exciting sensations of 1920s open-air motoring. More details of Teal history, design, construction, engines, suspension, and some estimated prices are given at page 2.
Oxford and Cambridge? These aluminium Teal Type 35 two-seaters with 18" wire wheels are photographed at Laycock: Peter Haywood's dark blue beauty was driven by him and Neil from their Isle of Wight homes, where Peter is restoring a Riley Kestrel when he's not motoring in his Morgan Plus Four or Teal, and Neil fettles and drives his pre-war MG J2 - for more see Teal News page one, Item 31. The pretty sky blue Teal is now owned by Andrew Smith from Buckinghamshire ( see Teal News page one, Items 2 and 17).
Teal Type 35 Four - Seater Tourer
Glen and Maggie Ibbotson's fine dark blue four-seater at the Knowsley show; for more about Glen and Maggie and their Teal [Captain Sensible] see the Teal News page one, Item 13, and Captain Sensible's amazing and delightful Teal Tales, one page from the end of this website.
A very pretty Teal Type 43 Four Seat Tourer, designed and built by Bob Jones
(photo - Bob Jones - thank you)
the handsome Teal Type 44 Four Seater grand tourer, designed and built by Bob Jones
(photo - Bob Jones - thank you)
the delightful Teal Type 52s ('Bugattini')
(photo - Bob Jones - thank you)
Teal Type 59 - high performance sports car (with admirers)
(photo - Bob Jones - thank you)
Below: Teal Type 59 at Speed
This is not the official website of Teal Cars, or of Bugatti, or of any organisation or club whatsoever; the Skyblueteal.co.uk website has simply been created to share information and images with fellow Teal and Bugatti classic car enthusiasts. We hope that you enjoy the website in the spirit of fun in which it has been created. Happy Tealing.....
Your not always well-balanced webmaster Brian on the Long Mynd during the Shrewsbury Run
Photo: Dot (thanks, I think)
Please enjoy the website - and the Teals...


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This article made me want to take more time connecting with my grown kids and their kids as I do worry life will be to short and I don't want to waste it taking care of things that are less important like house n yard work. I have 17 grandkids plus a few more I claim in love through our years doing foster care. Guess it is time to sell the old family home and downsize to an RV so we can go be with them enough to make a difference for good in their lives. In the meantime I think I'll start writing personal letters to each of them , even the ones who can't read yet. :)
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In addition to remembering the blessing of all mothers out there, there are also the moms (and grandmoms) that have had to bring the courage and strength of two people to the table as they've had to raise kids alone, for whatever reasons. It's a good time to remember their selfless giving.
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That is a good article made me miss my mom. She passed away 11 years ago at a young age of 63 from a stroke. I miss her more now then ever. I think i miss her more because my own kids did not get to have her in their life. She never missed one of my games in high school all the way through college.Now with my son playing college baseball i always tell him if your grandma was a live she would not miss one of your games. Love and miss you mom.
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This article made me remember the love my Mother shared with everyone she knew, especially her children. She passed away when she was only 56 years old, but left a legacy of 7 living children, and a posterity of over 300 at this time. Her Love for each of us, and for the Gospel of Jesus Christ, still brings tears to my eyes. If only I could be like my Mom.
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"We will do all we can to strike at the attackers," he said.
The move could trigger a new spiral of violence that may bury hopes stirred by Israel's pullout from Gaza in September after a 38-year occupation.The Israeli army said it had also tightened restrictions on Palestinian movement in the West Bank and carried out incursions into the area.Islamic Jihad said it had carried out the bombing to avenge Israel's recent killing of its senior members.Mobile phone signals
Gaza-based leaders of the group could not be reached on their mobile phones.
"It will be a show of strength but not something that will get out of control"Israeli security official
Israeli forces are believed to use mobile phone signals to pinpoint the whereabouts of such leaders to carry out air strikes.Israeli security sources said Israel wanted to deal a heavy blow to Islamic Jihad.But they said the response would be tempered to avoid drawing in Hamas, a more powerful Palestinian resistance group that has largely restrained itself during the period of calm agreed upon in February this year.
"It will be a show of strength but not something that will get out of control," one Israeli security official said.Shalom said Israel had no plans to re-enter Gaza, but ground operations would focus on the northern West Bank.
Israel says demolishing bombers' homes acts as a deterrent
Israeli military sources and Palestinian security officials said the four were detained at the family home in the village of Alar in the northern West Bank at daybreak.
The bomber's father, Amin Abu Saada, said on Monday that he had no idea about his son's links to Islamic Jihad, saying the first thing he knew about what had happened was when people began to converge on his home to offer condolences.
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Aljazeera's correspondent in Palestine said Israeli forces also detained four other Palestinians in the village. Six others, mostly Islamic Jihad members, were detained elsewhere in the West Bank. Israel's Defence Minister Shaul Mofaz is seeking legal approval to reverse a ban on demolishing the family homes of bombers, saying that such a measure has a substantial deterrent effect.
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Peter Thurnham had that combination of a social conscience with free market instincts which characterised an important strand of 20th-century Conservatism, but which could be found also in parts of the Liberal Party. It can be no great surprise, therefore, that he found himself able to join the Liberal Democrats in 1996 when he decided that the Conservative Party lacked decency; and there were many who shared his dismay over the activities which led to the Scott and Nolan reports and which seemed to be exemplified in the Neil Hamilton affair.
But his defection came about in controversial circumstances that led many of his supporters in Bolton North East to doubt Thurnham's own integrity. He had already told them in 1994 that he did not intend to contest his highly marginal seat at the next election, believing that boundary changes had made it unwinnable: it then became known that he had applied for the much safer prospect of Westmorland and Lonsdale in Cumbria and had not even been accorded an interview.
Both Thurnham and his wife were bitter about this apparent contempt for their record of service to the party, suspecting that the selection had been rigged to ensure that the seat passed to Tim Collins, the party's former Director of Communications. Thurnham indicated in January 1996 that the party could no longer rely on his support. The Thurnhams were bidden to No 10 to discuss the situation with the Prime Minister, John Major.
But whatever was said at No 10, it made no difference to Thurnham's decision to resign the whip. Within months, he was asking the electors to choose Liberal Democrat councillors to represent them, and the Bolton Evening News echoed the demand of the Conservative Association that he should resign his seat. Instead, he joined the Liberal Democrats and became their social affairs spokesman for the remaining months of his parliamentary career.
Peter Thurnham was born at Staines in 1938, the son of a tea planter. Peter spent his early years in India, returning home to attend Eversley Preparatory School and Oundle School. He read Engineering at Peterhouse, Cambridge, and went on to take a Diploma in Advanced Engineering at the Cranfield Institute of Technology in 1967 and an MBA at Harvard Business School in 1969.
By profession a mechanical engineer, he designed turbines for C.A. Parsons & Co at Newcastle until 1966 and then served as the Divisional Director of British Steam Specialities, 1967-72. He started his own business in Leicester and was the founder, Chairman and Controlling Shareholder of Wathes Holdings.
It was concern for the unemployed that took him into politics, initially as a member of the South Lakeland Council in 1982. Shortly afterwards, at his first attempt, he was selected to fight the Labour-held marginal of Bolton North East, which he won. In Parliament he strongly supported measures that fostered small enterprises and launched Conservative Action to Revive Employment in 1985. But he was also concerned to help the elderly, sick and needy to secure their rights and his adoption of Stephen, a child with cerebral palsy, in 1975 gave him an insight into the problems of disabled children.
He was a staunch supporter of the 1967 Abortion Act and a vigorous opponent of Enoch Powell's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill in 1985. Over the next few years he worked closely with Mary Warnock helping to create a climate of opinion in Parliament that enabled Kenneth Clarke to bring in the Human Fertility and Embryology Bill and turn it into law. The pamphlet written with his wife, When Nature Fails – Why Handicap? (1986), which strongly supported the proposals made by Baroness Warnock was particularly influential.
Although he was usually a loyal backbencher, the whips could never be entirely sure of Thurnham's vote and he often carried his opposition into the lobby, usually in support of even more economically liberal measures. His ability was eventually recognised with his appointment as Norman Fowler's PPS 1987-90 and a brief period as PPS to both Eric Forth and Robert Jackson 1991-92. His final, rather disappointing appointment as a PPS was to Michael Howard, his contemporary at Peterhouse, as Secretary of State for the Environment, 1992-93. Their relationship was not close.
Tall, dark and good-looking, with a very attractive smile, Thurnham was an assiduous constituency MP and a thoroughly decent man. That no doubt played a large part in his ability to retain Bolton North East not only in 1987, when his majority was reduced to 815, but also in 1992, when his majority fell to a Houdini-like 125. While he was in the House the running of his companies gradually passed to his wife and after he stood down in 1997, they agreed to split the business. Their marriage broke up in the following year.
He had also developed his farming interests, moving from Hollin Hall, his home in Cumbria, to Crane Farm near Cirencester, but after his retirement he lived on a grouse moor on the Lancashire/Yorkshire border with his new partner, Carole Emery (they were married only a few hours before his death).
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Peter Giles Thurnham, politician and engineer: born Staines, Middlesex 21 August 1938; Design Engineer, NEI Parsons 1957-66; Divisional Director, British Steam Specialties 1967-72; chairman, Wathes Holdings (later WR Group Holdings) 1972-2002; MP (Conservative) for Bolton North East 1983-96, Independent 1996, Liberal Democrat 1996-97; Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Employment 1987-90, to the Secretary of State for the Environment 1992-93; married 1963 Sarah Stroude (one son, three daughters, and one adopted son; marriage dissolved 2004), 2008 Carole Emery; died Lancaster 10 May 2008.
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Visiting one of my forever favorites - L.F.
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What a capture!
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WOTTA ? Only seven miserly votes in the 'The Gallery Wall' contest for this supreme and most lovable Kym Raccoon portrait? What's wrong with da people ? ? ? :-)
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Kym, I always love seeing this - totally adorable little being and what a terrific shot!
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The biggest challenge facing Manitoba over the next 15 years is finding a way to get more of its aboriginal youth into the workforce, a Winnipeg business conference was told today.
About 180 business and government officials were told aboriginals are the fastest growing group within the provincial population, yet there remains a huge gap between the labour force participation rates for aboriginal versus non-aboriginal Manitobans.
"Our unique challenge is how do we take advantage of the opportunity the young aboriginal population presents for us," said Richardson Financial Group president and CEO Sandy Riley.
Riley said one of the first steps that needs to happen is for the province's aboriginal leadership to formulate a clear vision of what it thinks needs to be done to address the problem.
And former Liberal Prime Minister Paul Martin maintained the most pressing need is to convince the federal government to substantially boost its funding for on-reserve schools.
Martin said the current level of education funding is grossly inadequate, "and I think we're going to have to get the business community behind it (the lobbying effort)," he added.
Martin and Riley were among more than two dozen business and government officials slated to participate in a series of panel discussions on a wide range of topics pertaining to Manitoba's future, including aboriginal issues, education, taxes and the bottom line, business and economic development, and energy and the environment.
The one-day Manitoba: Past, Present & Future conference is organized by the Business Council of Manitoba.
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Here are Kristie's Adorable F1b Goldendoodles (sired by Donder)
They were born January 25, 2015!
Both litters will be ready to go home by the end (last weekend) of March
Dam Kristie
Sire Donder
Here are Sheila's Darling F1b Goldendoodles (sired by Donder)
They were born January 21, 2015!
F1b Goldendoodle
Sherwyn (Male)
Price $1125
RESERVED for G Calvin, IL
F1b Goldendoodle
Shawn (Male)
Price $1125
RESERVED for M Murzyn, IL
F1b Goldendoodle
Sheldon (Male)
Price $1125
RESERVED for K Newnum, IL
F1b Goldendoodle
Shannon (Female)
Price $1125
RESERVED for A Smith, IL
f1b Goldendoodle
Sherri (Female)
Price $1125
RESERVED by J Krebs, WI
F1b Goldendoodle
Sharleen (Female)
Price $1125
RESERVED for G Howe, TN
F1b Goldendoodle
Shianna (Female)
Price $1025
RSVD' for D Carmichael, IL
Dam Sheila
Our Goldendoodle puppies here in Illinois can also be shipped throughout the mainland United States to any airport serviced by American Airlines for $375. Anywhere else will need to be researched and quoted. (in transportation we need to take into consideration a few things such as; your geographic area, temperatures & what is best for the puppy) Please remember that the shipping costs and the balance due of your goldendoodle puppy will need to be
in full 72 hrs. or so before it is scheduled to leave our place.
DEC 2012 Hi Micah. Just wanted to let you know we picked up Kati last night. She is such a sweetheart! We are calling her Daisy, and my boys are playing with her now and having so much fun. Thanks so much, Merry Christmas!
DEC 2012 Wanted to let you know that OUR Kandi is doing well! She mastered the stairs on our deck as soon as she saw Nala do it once. Has she done stairs before? She was fantastic on the car ride and hasn't been to bad with crate training. I think she likes her new big sister.....
JAN 2012 We are so happy with our new puppy, Kandi. We are calling her Amber. She is wonderful with the children and very intelligent. Thank you! L Bree-Anne
JAN 2012 We adopted little Cade, we call him Charlie. He is so intelligent, already knows how to sit and shake and is already potty trained! He's wonderful! Thanks so much! S Leedy
F1b Goldendoodle
Kasen (Male)
Price $1175
HOLDING for M Skorupa, CA
Sire Donder
F1b Goldendoodle
Shayla (Female)
Price $1025
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