Dutch/Belgian specialist?
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So I'm probably off to Amsterdam for a couple of days and toying with taking the Cerbera (Top Gear Style 'race' coming back against Daughter using public transport/planes) for a bit of a road trip.
Now of course I'm not expecting any problems whatsoever but it'd be handy to have a phone number or two stored 'just in case' - any pointers?
I don't feel I can really ask the Dutch or Belgian Regions of the TVRCC as I'm not a member.
Now of course I'm not expecting any problems whatsoever but it'd be handy to have a phone number or two stored 'just in case' - any pointers?
I don't feel I can really ask the Dutch or Belgian Regions of the TVRCC as I'm not a member.
This place had a few TVRs for sale when I was looking to buy: http://www.targetcars.eu/
http://www.tvr-belgium.be/
You can always speak to Marc in Belgium he is the TVR specialist and looks after all the servicing and general maintenance. He's a good guy to deal with.
Drop me a pm if you need more info
Barrie
You can always speak to Marc in Belgium he is the TVR specialist and looks after all the servicing and general maintenance. He's a good guy to deal with.
Drop me a pm if you need more info
Barrie
Edited by bxlbaz on Tuesday 26th March 18:43
Mark. said:
So I'm probably off to Amsterdam for a couple of days and toying with taking the Cerbera (Top Gear Style 'race' coming back against Daughter using public transport/planes) for a bit of a road trip.
Now of course I'm not expecting any problems whatsoever but it'd be handy to have a phone number or two stored 'just in case' - any pointers?
I don't feel I can really ask the Dutch or Belgian Regions of the TVRCC as I'm not a member.
PM me and I will share the phone nr of an excellent TVR mechanic.Now of course I'm not expecting any problems whatsoever but it'd be handy to have a phone number or two stored 'just in case' - any pointers?
I don't feel I can really ask the Dutch or Belgian Regions of the TVRCC as I'm not a member.
Han
Marc Minne from MF cars in Deinze is actually one of the only official ex-TVR dealers that are working closely with Dom from Power, rebuilding engines and giving the same guarantee...
this is his phonenumber and mail. Just keep it close in case :-)
Phone: +32 9 2823136
E-mail: info@tvr-belgium.be
this is his phonenumber and mail. Just keep it close in case :-)
Phone: +32 9 2823136
E-mail: info@tvr-belgium.be
Guys, thanks for all the input it is appreciated and I've saved the numbers.
Except now it looks like I might be over ruled and we may be going in the boring car. Seems wife is taking the challenge seriously and we can do the trip in 1 go without stopping whereas in the Cerb we will need at least 2 stops thus loosing maybe 20 mins lol!
Except now it looks like I might be over ruled and we may be going in the boring car. Seems wife is taking the challenge seriously and we can do the trip in 1 go without stopping whereas in the Cerb we will need at least 2 stops thus loosing maybe 20 mins lol!
Hi,
Driving in Amsterdam is ok, and if your staying outside of Amsterdam you can drive in and park at the Q park de Bijenkorf and then the centre is all within strolling distance. The only thing to keep your eyes open for when driving is cyclists, they "generally" have right of way, and take it at other times, but where is that any different. Just keep your eyes open and you'll be fine.
Some hotels have parking available or you can use public transport or the metro depending on where you're staying outside of the city.
Using public transport might be a good idea you're thinking of trying a Brown cafe
Cheers
Driving in Amsterdam is ok, and if your staying outside of Amsterdam you can drive in and park at the Q park de Bijenkorf and then the centre is all within strolling distance. The only thing to keep your eyes open for when driving is cyclists, they "generally" have right of way, and take it at other times, but where is that any different. Just keep your eyes open and you'll be fine.
Some hotels have parking available or you can use public transport or the metro depending on where you're staying outside of the city.
Using public transport might be a good idea you're thinking of trying a Brown cafe
Cheers
Well for those who care...we took the Audi, and going by the weather there the correct choice!
The car won, by almost an hour.
However, different set of circumstances it could all have been different. Our train left early, the flight was delayed etc.
If everything ran to time table I think there would genuinely be 5 mins in it - either way.
The car won, by almost an hour.
However, different set of circumstances it could all have been different. Our train left early, the flight was delayed etc.
If everything ran to time table I think there would genuinely be 5 mins in it - either way.
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