Early TVR Pictures

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VUC-480G

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WFU-882J

[prideaux]

A drawing rather than a picture but should really be included whoever did it well done

Andrew

[prideaux]

I do think the 3000s is one of the most photogenic TVRs built and there are not enough good pictures out there but in a way you can see why some people own them and hardly drive them as just sitting in the drive looking at them with a Mug of tea or a bottle of Magners is a pleasure in itself but thats still no excuse for not driving them
here is a couple of great pictures not sure if they have been on before this thread moves so fast just like good old TVRs



Andrew

[Kraftfahrer]

[quote=prideaux]I do think the 3000s is one of the most photogenic TVRs built and there are not enough good pictures out there but in a way you can see why some people own them and hardly drive them as just sitting in the drive looking at them with a Mug of tea or a bottle of Magners is a pleasure in itself but thats still no excuse for not driving them



My first TVR (.. sounds like "my first Sony" .. ?!)

Italy, August 1988

[GTRene]

great picture
and good 'old' times.

[62GRANTIII]

A favourite of my 'S'...
Now Rogers !!!!

[62GRANTIII]

Another favourite, kindly taken by Linda at Zolder !!

[Grantura MKI]

That driver sure is up on the wheel!
Bests,
D.

[prideaux]

Grantura MKI said:

That driver sure is up on the wheel!
Bests,
D.

No David that just shows how long Ian had the car that was before he grew into the car
Andrew

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YLH-100G

[Astacus]

foxdog said:

Just found this on eBay:- MAL BURTON ORIGINAL ART OIL PAINTING " THE CHIPPY--TVR VIXEN

Ha,

thats excellent! Come on who bought it?

[GTRene]

CGU-639H = vixen s2





479-VV-76 = Vixen s2



and others









edited to ad plate numbers so google can find them back.

Edited by GTRene on Friday 3rd April 02:50

[vixen1700]

GTRene said:

Think I saw this Vixen for sale at Hilton & Moss a couple of years back.

[GTRene]

It looked good in the pictures, maybe its on PH too.





AH-81-55 = Vixen



DU-VX-71H = Vixen s3



FGJ-149J = Vixen s3



edited to ad plate numbers so google can find them back.

Edited by GTRene on Friday 3rd April 02:51

[nwarner]

Here are some not great pictures of my Vixen when it appeared in Practical Classic August 1990.

[Mr Tiger]

nwarner said:

Here are some not great pictures of my Vixen when it appeared in Practical Classic August 1990.

It was that article that made me want a Vixen all those years ago. Still got the magazine with the freebie stickers stapled to the spine.

Chris

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CYG69H & DUU-54IJ = Vixen







SLY-371 = Vixen S2



TUD-502 =







edited to ad plate numbers so google can find them back.

Edited by GTRene on Friday 3rd April 02:54

[nwarner]

Mr Tiger said:

It was that article that made me want a Vixen all those years ago. Still got the magazine with the freebie stickers stapled to the spine.

Chris

I've also got the magazine (without stickers) however I wanted a Vixen when I saw one in a book I was given for my 14th birthday. I will have to find it and copy the picture(s) the put them on here.

Nige

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XTC-93H