Add me to the low loader tally. I think it was the clutch bearing in the end, really hacked of as it was all replaced 2ooo miles ago. Nice place to break down though right outside the house of parliament. Police called on us a few times and didn't bring tea for us once but we defiantly won the prize for most photographed car. Tourists everywhere

Many thanks for arranging it see you next year.

Also thanks for the push chaps

Steve

Just got back to Derby - full report of an eventful day to follow!

And you. Great to see an S.

I don't think I got much footage. By the time it was light I was busy driving south London backstreets on my own.

Glad you've found your hat. Nights are getting cold and you might be sleeping in the car to get some peace.

Good to meet you to love the Typhon. Lets hope the smart car beet both of us to that prize :-)

Barneycerb the protesting will start tomorrow morning with the guys that fitted the new bits for me

The last of the D&A of TVR, good that you were there sir, even if it was back streets,I think it looks petty good in this back street, a fitting end to a dynasty...

That is a great shot.

cheers Don1...

OK, instead of boring people with a story, here is a list instead:

HIGHS

The noise, oh the noise! I think the Tuscan and Cerberas top the charts (especially the dark Cerb that was spitting blue flames in the car park at the O2)

Completed 320+ miles in a day without any trouble from the car - another step to busting myths

The efforts of all those involved for sorting this for people

It stayed dry although bloody cold at 3am (sorry neighbours, but I had to demist the windows)

Got a compliment about by car - always nice from another owner

Seen bits of London that I had only seen on TV (and bits I didn't want to)

LOWS

Motorway garage coffee - since when has Mocha with cream sounded or tasted like double espresso?

Petrol splashback in the eyes and face at Scratchwood (or scratch-face as it is now known)

Three satnavs, none of which do itinerary planning and no navigator - hence I got lost after the second tunnel. Apologies to those who were also following me to the start with my so called "intelligent" traffic updates (I did tell it twice that Blackwall was closed, but oh no, she knew better!)

Cyclists.......

M6 toll booth - not designed for TVRs or front spiders with now rim protection - I think you know the rest

Again, a huge THANKYOU to all those involved.

Great morning drive. I managed to get through the whole course this time round. Lit up the side tunnel uner blackfriars bridge which was fun until the boys in blue appear half way down.
Nice to see all those beautiful TVR's rumbling round town.
Would love to know the exhaust set up of the black tuscan with the plate noisy.
We need more of these tunnel runs.!!!!!
Hope everyone enjoyed Brooklands

Can we go and do that again next Sunday?? What a blast, great fun and nice to meet a few other owners.