12 yrs and 9 TVR's........................

[2 sMoKiN bArReLs]

HarryW said:

Great to see so many long term marque owners, which leads to the question, how many are in for the new car? Which in turn leads to the question, if not, why not?

Money

[anonymous-user]

2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:

HarryW said:

Great to see so many long term marque owners, which leads to the question, how many are in for the new car? Which in turn leads to the question, if not, why not?

Money

No. Why, arguably it's not a TVR. Controversial perhaps, but its how I feel.

That and the daily driver has just been upgraded so nothing left in the pot...

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 10th October 16:58

[Englishman]

HarryW said:

Great to see so many long term marque owners, which leads to the question, how many are in for the new car? Which in turn leads to the question, if not, why not?

I have a place in the queue reserved, but that is all it is until the reveal in Jan/Feb.

[Don]

2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:

Don said:

21 years of marriage.
18 years of TVR ownership.
Only needed one wife. Only needed one TVR.

Which do you love the most?

There's no right answer. Her, of course. I leave it to you to decide if the car is a he, she or it.

[TR4man]

TR4man said:

hillclimbmanic said:

...I feel cheated..! I've only had 3 in 12 years; '90 S2, '88 390SE, and now the '92 400 Griff - my favourite, so far...

Paul

You feel cheated?

I'm 56 and have never owned a TVR!

Yet...

However, last Saturday I bought home this

[Don]

TR4man said:

However, last Saturday I bought home this

Always the same feeling...

[Graham]

17 years and

1999 - Chimaera 400
2000 - Tasmin racer
2002 - Spare 280i road car ( now sold)
2005 - Tuscan Challenge Car
2010 - TC based Sagaris racer rolling chassis ( possibly for sale)

must be about time I bought another one. got my eye on a 1600m to match my dads, although I'd turn it into a racer...