Early TVR Pictures
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prideaux said:
Rather Nice just a shame where they have the pictures they Called it a Tuscan instead of a 2500 Chris will like this one
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That really is a stunner! A hybrid presumably as it seems to have some M series bits under the bonnet. I've never seen body coloured Webers before. I've often wondered how such a shine is achieved on inner wings. Also, no windscreen wipers - a dry state car perhaps? The purple M gets my vote too.A
Chris
Slow M said:
Rene,
My hat's off to you! I thought I had a lot of TVR images saved to my hard drive, but your collection absolutely dwarfs mine.
Best,
B.
Very True Bernard maybe Rene could do the job of TVR archivist for the TVRCC if Richard decides to step down at some point especially as he does not have a TVR to maintain hence the time to keep the records up to date My hat's off to you! I thought I had a lot of TVR images saved to my hard drive, but your collection absolutely dwarfs mine.
Best,
B.
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Slow M said:
Rene,
My hat's off to you! I thought I had a lot of TVR images saved to my hard drive, but your collection absolutely dwarfs mine.
Best,
B.
.. mine as well. Chapeau Rene!My hat's off to you! I thought I had a lot of TVR images saved to my hard drive, but your collection absolutely dwarfs mine.
Best,
B.
So I´m going to post photos from my own car. "Early TVR Pictures" from yesterday – the 12th October 2014 – a real "sun"day. A brilliant opportunity for a short trip to a TVR mate in Hamburg. Regards A.
prideaux said:
Slow M said:
Rene,
My hat's off to you! I thought I had a lot of TVR images saved to my hard drive, but your collection absolutely dwarfs mine.
Best,
B.
Very True Bernard maybe Rene could do the job of TVR archivist for the TVRCC if Richard decides to step down at some point especially as he does not have a TVR to maintain hence the time to keep the records up to date My hat's off to you! I thought I had a lot of TVR images saved to my hard drive, but your collection absolutely dwarfs mine.
Best,
B.
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A really nice/great looking Grantura you have Arnfried.
GRIFF-29 = griffith 400
edited to ad plate numbers so google can find them back.
Edited by GTRene on Friday 3rd April 02:23
Llanelli-Rob said:
Great looking car but can't help feeling that the wheels just look all wrong?
Its fabulous…Trouble today is that 14 and 15inch wheels are getting harder and harder to find performance rubber for… The FH type wheel pattern has been retained so for me the resto-mod look it has looks fantastic.I always felt the wheels on M series cars were too conservative The webasto needs vinyl paint ;-)
[quote=GTRene]funny picture with that orange car nr 71, I first thought, huh? all orange? must be some special race series...
but then I spotted 71 on all
I was using Marks fancy camera on speed frame and some how he combined them all into one picture spot the blue one twice in the background
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but then I spotted 71 on all
I was using Marks fancy camera on speed frame and some how he combined them all into one picture spot the blue one twice in the background A
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