Early TVR Pictures

[GPW41]

GTRene said:

print-screen? I see the arrows left and right.

Yes, just a screen capture....

Thing is with this thread, it has just got too large, difficult to find stuff.

Dave

[GTRene]

GPW41 said:

GTRene said:

print-screen? I see the arrows left and right.

Yes, just a screen capture....

Thing is with this thread, it has just got too large, difficult to find stuff.

Dave

print-screen is not what I was looking for ;-)
too large this thread? you can look things up if you know the plate number.

also when new pictures arrive in this thread you get or see a notice/update from it, so you can see them.
for the rest its also nice when you're bored and look through all the pages.

and lucky for us, its not a must see thing, but your free to do so.

[GTRene]

part 1 of 2 with some more extreme variants of classic TVR's

Edited by GTRene on Wednesday 3rd June 09:45

[GTRene]

part 2 of 2 with some more extreme variants of classic TVR's

Edited by GTRene on Wednesday 3rd June 22:49

[alphaone]

I love the looks on some of those extreme variants of classic TVR's

[RobMk2a]

Paul Tankard's car had a rear suspension from a Lola (or similar) it used to compete in the Hill Climb championship in the 1980's.

A restored version of this car but with a Rover V8 engine was recently offered for sale.

Rob

[GTRene]

22-VXN = Vixen 2500 = 1971

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100-VXN = Vixen S3

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1600m 2.0RS

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2500M = 1974

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8031-AT = Sports Grantura 1961

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45663 = 400-050-009 =1965 griffith 400



























and when I was looking into a TVR book 'the early years', I came across this picture, and thought...hey,
those lines and build, could be the same car, or at least the same body-shop

[GTRene]

AA-981-TO = Tuscan V6

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antique TVR or SAK-913J = Vixen 2500

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B11-217 = M-series

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BD8-317 = Vixen 2500

[GTRene]

This one I posted before (somewhere), but found a picture in another TVR book were it was
not widened and also the widened version was, I recognized the plate and thought,
hey... see last picture

BFR-400B = Griffith







I like that widened look a bit more though.

[GTRene]

BUG-1787 = Grantura mk3 1963 (so the ad said)

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EUY-428J = Tuscan

[GTRene]

some more with CLM-99H

part 1 of 2 with
CLM-99H = Tuscan V6