Early TVR Pictures
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Andrew Gray said:
One made in Bristol the other made in Bristol Avenue
One no longer in use
Other going strong and used
One first flew in March 1969 and the other first rolled out of the factory in November 1969
One was the first passenger supersonic plane
Other was the first long wheel based TVR
RIP Concord may the TVR go on forever
I’m filling up...One no longer in use
Other going strong and used
One first flew in March 1969 and the other first rolled out of the factory in November 1969
One was the first passenger supersonic plane
Other was the first long wheel based TVR
RIP Concord may the TVR go on forever
P5BNij said:
Hi, just been skimming through the thread, what a beauty, the colour is fantastic! Can you tell me where you bought the stick on number plate please..?
Cheers
Hi sorry I never replied straight away just got back to thread .number plate was purchased on eBay can't remember how much but wasn't expensive and is good quality aCheers
Edited by P5BNij on Friday 21st December 13:48
nd I think free postage
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