Early TVR Pictures

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GTRene said:

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Is this Miss Whiplash? Looks like she needs to be tied down to stop her being too naughty... definitely porn

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GTRene said:

Nice one could do with a Duratec and brake upgrade and wider wheel arches and wheels than it would be cool

Sorry its fantastic just as it is never seen those pictures before how could they stand with there backs to her
Thanks for posting
Andrew
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prideaux said:

Nice one could do with a Duratec and brake upgrade and wider wheel arches and wheels than it would be cool

Sorry its fantastic just as it is never seen those pictures before how could they stand with there backs to her
Thanks for posting
Andrew
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Can you just imagine the tt in the early 1960's who derided Mr saidel for putting one of those modern racing Climax engines where the trusty old ford E93 side valve should be ….hang on a minute
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Edited by heightswitch on Friday 15th August 22:45

[Wacky Racer]

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heightswitch said:

Can you just imagine the tt in the early 1960's who derided Mr Saidel for putting one of those modern racing Climax engines where the trusty old ford E93 side valve should be ….hang on a minute
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Edited by heightswitch on Friday 15th August 22:45

I think not the car was designed for it and please dont compare yourself to Mr Saidel and he does deserve a Capital S in his name so i have edited your post
Andrew

Edited by prideaux on Friday 15th August 23:18

[GTRene]

FHF-705 = Jomar







edited to ad plate number for easy Google.

Edited by GTRene on Thursday 2nd April 23:49

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GTRene said:

That green notchback was truly a beautiful thing to behold when I first clapped eyes on it at Tatton where that photograph was taken.
The engine bay was similarly as pretty as the top
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[alphaone]

That green notchback looks great in the pic, have been hoping to see it in person since watching it on a youtube vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w2oWyG2VMA

[GTRene]

really nice indeed, what would such car be worth?

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GTRene said:

really nice indeed, what would such car be worth?

No dig intended what would you be willing to pay and then probably double that again its so hard to say as one has not come on the open market for a while but such a unique piece of motoring history i guess that the only way to sell properly is to market it for at least 3 months worldwide and sell at an international auction without reserve if the seller has the nerve.
That way you have exactly what its worth
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[GTRene]

I guess you'r right in that, its very hard to put a price on such.



also nice from the days, a performance kit ad.



388-BNV = Grantura



edited to ad plate number for easy Google.

Edited by GTRene on Thursday 2nd April 23:51

[prideaux]

GTRene said:

also nice from the days, a performance kit ad.

Would love to see them getting all those bags in that car somehow i dont think so
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[alphaone]

GTRene said:

really nice indeed, what would such car be worth?

Dont know about today, but in Sep 1997 it went for £5000 at H&H auction house, with what was beleived at the time to be 20000 original miles on the clock

http://www.classic-auctions.com/Auctions/24-09-199...

[Hullygully]

Is the idea of this thread simply to post pics of pretty old Tivs? If so...mk2 Grantura.

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Hullygully said:

Is the idea of this thread simply to post pics of pretty old Tivs? If so...mk2 Grantura.

Yes and a great picture too Cars and Boats are always a great combination
Thanks
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Hullygully said:

Is the idea of this thread simply to post pics of pretty old Tivs? If so...mk2 Grantura.

Yum

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A few pictures I don't recall seeing before





Andrew

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I do think I need to learn how to take better pictures these are stunning and so is the car





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[oliverb205]

Miss Huge Bazookas, Belgium.