Thank you TVR you are God!

[ccharlie6]

well today i had my first ever ride in a TVR, a 4.3 pre cat griff at the NEC for the classic car show, the guy driving it was giving it some and it was an awesome experience and the noise it made was just unbelieveable, now all ive got to do is save up for the next umpteen years! i'm envious of you all and i hope you all realise just what a great piece of machinery you have. I thank you

(best £25 i ever spent)

oh and the guys on the TVR car club stand were really helpful about getting information on buying a Griff cheers guys

[lazyitus]

Thats it now mate.

Hooked for life!

[ccharlie6]

this was the bit that made me realise the beauty of a stonking V8
[url]www.members.lycos.co.uk/ccharlie6/Griff13.MPG[/url]
right click and save is easier

[ntel]

They are not as dear as you may think. Go on , take the plunge, book yourself in and get one.

[ccharlie6]

oh believe me im trying to get my dad to get one as he has just retired and is really quite interested, unfortunately for a poor 19yr old engineering student like me ill have to wait a few years or plead if my old man gets one

[lazyitus]

ccharlie6 said:

oh believe me im trying to get my dad to get one as he has just retired and is really quite interested, unfortunately for a poor 19yr old engineering student like me ill have to wait a few years or plead if my old man gets one

Why not aim for a decent Wedge as your first TVR? Alot have done, including myself.

You'll have years of enjoyment (and great sound) whilst you put some money by to 'upgrade'

[andy43]

Isn't this exactly what student loans are for?? With everything available on the internet, buying textbooks is a thing of the past... and with interest rates so low.... go on, you know you want to