TVR owners

[Kiwi Carguy]

Not sure if this is of any use to you but thought I'd post it up

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Books/Nonfiction/Transpor...

[Ffirg 005]

Kiwi Carguy said:

Not sure if this is of any use to you but thought I'd post it up

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Books/Nonfiction/Transpor...

Ah... the Steve Heath 'Bible'. Mine went with the Griff and there's enough in common with the Cerbera that it might be worth buying. Trivia: Steve has just become the second person to complete an LS (LS1 in his case) Cerbera conversion.

[Whitey]

any update on being allowed to bring a TVR into NZ?

[Ffirg 005]

Not lately - the unique collectable vehicle amendment to allow non FI compliant cars in is working it's way from policy to legislation. Should be some news on that in the next few months I would think - kepp an eye on the NZ forums, it's likely to get a mention

[Esprit]

Theoretically an '06 car would be allowed in as TVR's production that year was very low (<200)... the trouble is you'd have to find someone who was official that could vverify that the company built less than 200 cars in that year and since the company doesn't exist any more, that might be tricky.

[jamieheasman]

I think there is still a token representative in the UK - you'd have to check the TVR forums. Someone is obviously still paying to have the website hosted too.

I'm still hoping some lucky bugger with more money than sense will purchase it for a sov' and start building them again. They were never perfect but the automotive world is definitely the poorer without them.