TVR Tuscans banned at BP petrol stations?
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Used to own a Tuscan some years ago and enjoyed the experience. I remember having to open the boot lid to access the petrol filler. My memory is hazy if it was the same in the Chimaera.
Saw a YouTube video tonight of a chap with a classic car, who also had to open the boot to refuel.
The BP station he was at called him on the tannoy to tell him that all doors and boot have to be shut before they will authorise the pump. That's kind of difficult with his car, and would be same with a Tuscan!
He went it the shop and was told it was BP's policy, and even though they understood that his filler was in the boot, apologised but refused to serve him.
I know the world has gone mad, but is this really a thing? Any Tuscan owners had this at BP?
Saw a YouTube video tonight of a chap with a classic car, who also had to open the boot to refuel.
The BP station he was at called him on the tannoy to tell him that all doors and boot have to be shut before they will authorise the pump. That's kind of difficult with his car, and would be same with a Tuscan!
He went it the shop and was told it was BP's policy, and even though they understood that his filler was in the boot, apologised but refused to serve him.
I know the world has gone mad, but is this really a thing? Any Tuscan owners had this at BP?
Just found an old thread here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
May be it is a thing, but not all petrol stations follow it. New to me any way.
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
May be it is a thing, but not all petrol stations follow it. New to me any way.
ks in this country it seems. Its crazy!Gassing Station | Tuscan | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff