So, what's the next move for TVR........
So, what's the next move for TVR........
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daxrush

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20 posts

286 months

Friday 9th July 2004
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Well, I reckon the coupe/cab market is now firmly clocked, so whats the next step for TVR????
....a "sports orientated" 4x4.....?

The Tuscyenne???

Jack it up, whack in a bigger front air dam and Bob's your uncle: A TVR suitable for the Amazon, the dessert, the wild swamps of Florida (and the school run).

Anyone good with Photo-shop.....???

Horse_Apple

3,795 posts

271 months

Friday 9th July 2004
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Good idea.

On thinking about it however, if your take the TVR V8 and put it into a 4X4 don't you end up with a LandRover Or a Bowler offroad more appropriately.

Now that's a wagon.

K67 KRB

221 posts

280 months

Friday 9th July 2004
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The Bowler Woldcat shows you what a TVR Engined 4x4 can do

www.bbc.co.uk/topgear/prog11/bowler.shtml

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Friday 9th July 2004
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K67 KRB said:
The Bowler Woldcat shows you what a TVR Engined 4x4 can do

www.bbc.co.uk/topgear/prog11/bowler.shtml


ooh, typo!

www.bowler-offroad.com/

Terminator

2,421 posts

313 months

Friday 9th July 2004
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daxrush said:
Well, I reckon the coupe/cab market is now firmly clocked, so whats the next step for TVR????
....a "sports orientated" 4x4.....?

As you're a bit far away from me right now, I'll slap your mother next time I see her


daxrush said:
...the dessert ...

A large chocolate ice cream sundae, please. With extra nuts.



>> Edited by Terminator on Friday 9th July 16:08

trooper1212

9,457 posts

281 months

Friday 9th July 2004
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I would say that TVRs next move should be to stop releasing so many model variants and concentrate on a getting a few of them right

dinkel

27,767 posts

287 months

Friday 9th July 2004
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Nah, most of em are pretty spot on right.

T350/400/440 are nice and good.

Tuscs mk2 are almost nice and good: change interior please. Old front lamping was nice . . .

Tamora is a classic and growing.

Cerbies v8 has to go :sniff: So please mr Wheeler let Al look at the AJP8 and give the lump 32-head but leave styling alone. Targa / cabrio would be nice. Needs a V8 . . .

Work on one-level interior, Cerb for starters.

Stupid suggestion: make a 4pot Tamora / T250 . . . baby TVR: Elise / S2000 killer.

yellow peril

5,131 posts

301 months

Friday 9th July 2004
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Terminator said:

As you're a bit far away from me right now, I'll slap your mother next time I see her





Now.....that should be interesting.....


...//P//


simpo two

92,653 posts

294 months

Saturday 10th July 2004
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Next TVR: two seater sports car with lots of bhp and curious design. See if I'm wrong.

simpo two

92,653 posts

294 months

Sunday 11th July 2004
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Los Angeles said:
That's sticking your neck out, Simpo Two!

I know, I'm just reckless like that. Next time: Minardi to clinch 1-2 GP win

nubbin

6,809 posts

307 months

Sunday 11th July 2004
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It's a Cerbie replacement next (3 years) - then a Tamora repalcement (5 years).

You heard it here first!

jmh99

169 posts

275 months

Monday 12th July 2004
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The next move is from Blackpool to Bournemouth - I've heard PW's plan is to go after the 'grey pound'.