Youngest TVR Owner?
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quote:Yeah I live with parents, but who needs a house? You can’t drive a house but you can sleep in your car.
So its all well and good owning such a fine car but you need to know how to drive them. Otherwise you'll just be another muppet how still lives with their parents so they can drive a flash car. Steve
Hey, what's all this digging at young people with TVRs?! 
I'm now 24 (posted ealier on this thread when I was 23 - time flies!), 8 months out of Uni (nearly got rid of the smell now) and am loving every minute of thrashing my 99S 4.0 Chimp . I also have a Renault Megane and a Golf GTi. And I own my own house in Cheshire. However, I'm also quite ugly and have just broken up with a girl who looked like a cross between Julia Roberts and Natalie Imbruglia 
, so you can stop hating me and think, 'that's alright then!' 
Anyway, I think the most irritating person would be someone who has the car, the looks and the brains - just like that Fosters advert from years ago for anyone with a very good memory. Anyone willing to claim this one?
Regards.
roadsweeper.
PS: Just returned from America and can say without a doubt that a young American 'chick' driving a TVR cannot be a bad thing!
I'm now 24 (posted ealier on this thread when I was 23 - time flies!), 8 months out of Uni (nearly got rid of the smell now) and am loving every minute of thrashing my 99S 4.0 Chimp . I also have a Renault Megane and a Golf GTi. And I own my own house in Cheshire. However, I'm also quite ugly and have just broken up with a girl who looked like a cross between Julia Roberts and Natalie Imbruglia , so you can stop hating me and think, 'that's alright then!' Anyway, I think the most irritating person would be someone who has the car, the looks and the brains - just like that Fosters advert from years ago for anyone with a very good memory. Anyone willing to claim this one?
Regards.
roadsweeper.
PS: Just returned from America and can say without a doubt that a young American 'chick' driving a TVR cannot be a bad thing!
Meant to say, I think people should be given the benefit of the doubt when it comes to the whole 'I bet Daddy bought that for him.' I get that all the time and it really 
me off because I earnt every penny I'm worth myself, and was self-financing through Uni as well.
In saying that, it me off even more when people do get everything on a plate, so on second thoughts just hurl abuse at anyone young with anything nice - including myself - there's a chance you'll be right and that justifies it. 
me off because I earnt every penny I'm worth myself, and was self-financing through Uni as well. In saying that, it
me off even more when people do get everything on a plate, so on second thoughts just hurl abuse at anyone young with anything nice - including myself - there's a chance you'll be right and that justifies it. 
OK, here we go - sour grapes time... I've just bought my first TVR (50th birthday pressie). I've done the crap jobs, got married, got the house, got the kids, now I've got my big-boy's toy. I don't begrudge young tiv owners - I just don't know how they do it! I was even refused insurance for my '96 4 litre Chimaera from one company on the grounds that I had no experience of a similar car - over 12 years no claims record too!!! (how did the 22 year-old owner at the top of this thread get his experience then?). N.E.Way, I'm just enjoying listening to that V8 sound and experiencing the power ...now, where's my comfy slippers?
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