how low did they go??

how low did they go??

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brownspeed

Original Poster:

737 posts

131 months

Sunday 13th November 2016
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It seems that prices have steadily climbed in recent years, which led me to think; what were the lowest values achieved before Tamoras, 350's and Sagaris(s) started to climb again?
anyone any thoughts??

scorcher

3,986 posts

234 months

Sunday 13th November 2016
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Tamoras £11K

T350 £16k

Sagaris £30K


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brownspeed

Original Poster:

737 posts

131 months

Sunday 13th November 2016
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WOW!!
wish I'd had the cash & opportunity a bit sooner than I did

rolex

3,111 posts

258 months

Sunday 13th November 2016
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100mm I think, got a few scrapes under the front

MK_tamora

513 posts

283 months

Sunday 13th November 2016
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80mm was my lowest point.
HTH
Nick

BuzzBillsberry

1,306 posts

231 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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I'm just glad I bought my Tamora when I did. It was an absolute bargin altho' I've spent as much again on the upgrades. smile

Buzz

T4NGO

384 posts

236 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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When I first seriously considered a sag, i was looking at a 28995 one... I honestly can't remember where was, or much details as that must've been 2008 / 09 / 10 maybe?? Seemed around 30k was going rate. I daftly thought I'll hang on till there low 20's lol. Pretty sure I looked at a yellow t350 once for 18995? I've had a lot of beer since then, and bit foggy lol

Englishman

2,220 posts

210 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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I wasn't seriously looking to sell, but when my first Sag was coming up to 3 years old I asked the TVR Centre for a valuation - £27K....

alex_gray255

6,313 posts

205 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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When I bought mine back in 2008-2009 they were 30-35k. They started going up after that

ianwayne

6,293 posts

268 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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Not sure I ever saw a Tamora as low as £11k.

I do remember one in the classifieds on here for about £12k about 3 yrs ago with, I think, 140k miles on it so maybe that was the one?

Targarama

14,635 posts

283 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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2004 - Bought T350T for £40k.
Jan 2009 - Sold it for £21k.
Sept 2009 - Bought same car back - £18k (this was around the low point of the market I think. I got it back too cheap, who was I to argue (sorry Pete))
Oct 2016 - sold for £33k

Didn't do too bad.

olliete

403 posts

111 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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ianwayne said:
Not sure I ever saw a Tamora as low as £11k.

I do remember one in the classifieds on here for about £12k about 3 yrs ago with, I think, 140k miles on it so maybe that was the one?
140k miles! I thought they were made of cobwebs and pritt stick!

ianwayne

6,293 posts

268 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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An entry by "Mark UB" on 28/01/10:

...At Oulton yesterday and there was a chap with a T350 with 130k on the clock, It had a TVRPower rebuild at 70k and is still going strong...

Getting towards 7 yrs later, I wonder how many it's done now.

And here is one with 200k miles on it in 2013!:

http://www.powersperformance.co.uk/news/slug/200k-...

Possibly the same car?


Edited by ianwayne on Monday 14th November 21:59

sg52

15 posts

202 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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I think it is the same car, owned by 'shorts'. I think it had another rebuild a couple of years ago and it was upgraded to a 4.3 by Power.
It goes to show that trackdays don't do an engine much harm, he does plenty

glow worm

5,846 posts

227 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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More importantly .... "How high will they go ??? "
Griff ?
Tuscan Convertible?
Sagaris ?

Seem to be the trail blazers smile

shorts!

683 posts

254 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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sg52 said:
I think it is the same car, owned by 'shorts'. I think it had another rebuild a couple of years ago and it was upgraded to a 4.3 by Power.
It goes to show that trackdays don't do an engine much harm, he does plenty
Up to 260k but the engine is with Dom right now. Not sure what's wrong but I know it's not right. Hopefully I'll be back on track soon, Dom willing.

chris watton

22,477 posts

260 months

Thursday 1st December 2016
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BuzzBillsberry said:
I'm just glad I bought my Tamora when I did. It was an absolute bargin altho' I've spent as much again on the upgrades. smile

Buzz
Snap! Bought mine for £16k and have since spent another £22k getting it exactly how I want it (apart from some aspects of the shocking re-trim...)

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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chris watton said:
Snap! Bought mine for £16k and have since spent another £22k getting it exactly how I want it (apart from some aspects of the shocking re-trim...)
Ours is exactly how we want it and strangely, cost us £38K




But that was a smidge over 11 years ago.. smile

chris watton

22,477 posts

260 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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TVRMs said:
chris watton said:
Snap! Bought mine for £16k and have since spent another £22k getting it exactly how I want it (apart from some aspects of the shocking re-trim...)
Ours is exactly how we want it and strangely, cost us £38K




But that was a smidge over 11 years ago.. smile
At the time I had to decide if I wanted to buy a new problem free car, or buy another Tamora and make it like new or better. After test driving the Tam and realising I enjoyed it as much as when I first drove one a decade earlier, it was a no-brainer for me.

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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chris watton said:
TVRMs said:
chris watton said:
Snap! Bought mine for £16k and have since spent another £22k getting it exactly how I want it (apart from some aspects of the shocking re-trim...)
Ours is exactly how we want it and strangely, cost us £38K




But that was a smidge over 11 years ago.. smile
At the time I had to decide if I wanted to buy a new problem free car, or buy another Tamora and make it like new or better. After test driving the Tam and realising I enjoyed it as much as when I first drove one a decade earlier, it was a no-brainer for me.
And as you say Chris, you have the car you want smile