Sagaris front on a griff ?
Discussion
Colin RedGriff said:
GlynMo said:
It might be the perspective, but it looks completely out of proportion.
Couple of other shots front doesn't look quite solong in thesei consider my Griff to be Tuscan inspired, but its as far as i would take it!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4jbuDur2KlDZUM1e...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4jbuDur2KlDU2NmO...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4jbuDur2KlDZUM1e...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4jbuDur2KlDU2NmO...
From a personal point of view, I think that every TVR model looks stunning in their own right, the Griffith especially. What you do when you 'bastardise' these icons, is ruin them, not only that, but I suspect heavily devalue the car too, no matter how professional the carried out was done.
Of course, if you intend to keep the car forever, I guess it doesn't matter so much...
Of course, if you intend to keep the car forever, I guess it doesn't matter so much...
It is all down to personal taste, this was the first take on a tuscan convertible when it wasn't available, a few years later it was made in a similar form by the factory.
At the time the s6 was having problems and not as reliable as now, someone might have wanted a v8. Didn't like the dash etc.
Was it a crashed car and needed a front end anyway?
It is just a personal choice, I quite like it.
At the time the s6 was having problems and not as reliable as now, someone might have wanted a v8. Didn't like the dash etc.
Was it a crashed car and needed a front end anyway?
It is just a personal choice, I quite like it.
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