What`s so special about a TVR?
What`s so special about a TVR?
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iandbeech

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2,709 posts

287 months

Thursday 29th July 2004
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I found out last night while giving a lift to a fellow Tiver friend who had been enjoying his drink

He confessed to never being a passenger in one before, so I gave it a "little welly" so he could enjoy the sound etc from the nearside

Just Like non owners, he still got out grinning like a Cheshire Cat Only TVRs can do this, that`s what`s special about them!!


ewenm

28,506 posts

274 months

Thursday 29th July 2004
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Noise, speed, exhilaration - the "blatgrin" is well known in Caterham circles too

and

197 posts

286 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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it's as close as you get to the fun of motorbikes without the missus complaining about comfort

jessica

6,321 posts

281 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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V8 Burble and overrun,and acceleration.even in fifth.
Oh and the best bit is the

Coathanger size grin.

There is nothing like a Trevor to make people smile.


>> Edited by jessica on Friday 30th July 13:03

burriana500

16,556 posts

283 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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Have to say, I was at the Lymm services with about seven of the FerrariChat guys on Wednesday and we had just started our engines and this elderly but distinguished looking chap comes over and says, "I'll bet you could show this lot a clean pair of heels eh"

Though I was honest enough to admit, up to 80, in a straight line maybe, but chuck some bends in ...

cosmoschick

7,977 posts

278 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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Apart from the obvious attributes, Tivs have that all important 'x' factor. It's not something you can really put into words but it's the most wonderful feeling...

Trev

ed400

137 posts

267 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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The noise and the look from the ladies

bassfiend

5,530 posts

279 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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cosmoschick said:
Apart from the obvious attributes, Tivs have that all important 'x' factor. It's not something you can really put into words but it's the most wonderful feeling...

Trev


I'm relying on you to make this information available to Mrs. Bassfiend on the 14th!

Phil

cosmoschick

7,977 posts

278 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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Will she be wanting a demo of how Trev makes me feel every time I take him out to play!

DustyC

12,822 posts

283 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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I think all this (points around the events, TVR and regional forums) is what is so special about TVRs.
All you lot.

bassfiend

5,530 posts

279 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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cosmoschick said:
Will she be wanting a demo of how Trev makes me feel every time I take him out to play!


From what I gather I think *I'd* rather have a demo of how Trev makes you feel every time you take him out and ride him hard.

Phil

iandbeech

Original Poster:

2,709 posts

287 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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DustyC said:
I think all this (points around the events, TVR and regional forums) is what is so special about TVRs.
All you lot.


That`s a very good point, I wouldn`t even have met my "pissed" passenger if it wasn`t for TVRs and Pistonheads

iandbeech

Original Poster:

2,709 posts

287 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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mungo said:

iandbeech said:

Just Like non owners, he still got out grinning like a Cheshire Cat Only TVRs can do this,




ONLY TVR's?????


Just slightly tongue in cheek

lady topaz

3,855 posts

283 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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As they say in Harley circles "If you have to ask then you probably wouldnt appreciate the answer"

plug

1,136 posts

267 months

Friday 30th July 2004
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They just are.