Tony Cottrell Meets with Les Edgar and TVR CEO

[ShiDevil]

Interesting article incoming in sprint. If anyone out there subscribes, it would be good to get a synopsis for those of us lesser mortals

[slowtypa]

May I suggest you join. Its less than a tank of fuel.

[so called]

slowtypa said:

May I suggest you join. Its less than a tank of fuel.

I've tried to join thrice on line but theres been a problem each time.
Thought I might be able to join in Blackpool the other week but I didnt get up to Blackpool until about 6:00pm Saturday and when I got to the DeVere Sunday morning everyone had left there too.
Dissapointing weekend apart from seeing 1 Tuscan, 1 Sag and 1 T350 in the Hilton car park.

[V8 GRF]

Try calling the Office, that's the easiest way.

01952 822126

[so called]

Thanks, I'll do that.

[Office]

Hi

Sorry our online system has not allowed you to join, as David has said we can complete an application with you over the telephone

Our office number is 01952 822126 we look forward to welcoming you as a member.

Alison

[SonicAttack]

Hi

Bit of a convoluted system to join but mine went through ok last night.

Looking forward to meets and the sprint magazine.

[Office]

Welcome to you both, your membership packs will go out today.
Hope to see you out and about soon.

Alison

[anonymous-user]

The mystery deepens

[so called]

Thanks Alison.
To be honest, I once heard that I wouldn't be too welcome if I wasn't going to attend meets and so have ummd and ard about it for years.
I've been driving TVR's for about 17 years now but have been constantly travelling all that time.

I've managed to make two TVR North America 'Woodwork' annual meets in the last 4 years and failed at this years Back to Blackpool as I didnt land in Manchester until 8:30am on the Saturday.
If your planning any meets in India I will also have a chance.

I'm realy looking forward to Sprint so that I can at least have some active connection.

Thanks,
Tony.

[alex_gray255]

so called said:

Thanks Alison.
To be honest, I once heard that I wouldn't be too welcome if I wasn't going to attend meets and so have ummd and ard about it for years.
I've been driving TVR's for about 17 years now but have been constantly travelling all that time.

I've managed to make two TVR North America 'Woodwork' annual meets in the last 4 years and failed at this years Back to Blackpool as I didnt land in Manchester until 8:30am on the Saturday.
If your planning any meets in India I will also have a chance.

I'm realy looking forward to Sprint so that I can at least have some active connection.

Thanks,
Tony.

Ah, the lovely rumour mill...

Chinese whispers are always true

[BlackpoolRock]

so called said:

Thanks Alison.
To be honest, I once heard that I wouldn't be too welcome if I wasn't going to attend meets and so have ummd and ard about it for years.

Don't know who told you that, but certainly in the Berks region myself and Phil to to make newcomers and existing members as welcome and part of "the family" as possible. Enjoy your first year in the TVRCC you'll make plenty of new friends

[Dave_M]

so called said:

Thanks Alison.
To be honest, I once heard that I wouldn't be too welcome if I wasn't going to attend meets ...............Tony.

We welcome all. Some attend every meeting, more attend some and some never come

We're a disparate bunch really and one size does not fit all

[bsdnazz]

so called said:

Thanks Alison.
To be honest, I once heard that I wouldn't be too welcome if I wasn't going to attend meets and so have ummd and ard about it for years.
Tony.

Ignore the rumor mill. I've been a club member for slightly longer than I've been a TVR owner (over 10 years for the later) and have yet to go to a meet!

IMHO, the mag alone is worth the membership fee.

[so called]

Thanks for the feedback.
I'll certainly be trying to get to meets and the Sprint magazines are going to see a lot of air miles

[ph1l5]

BlackpoolRock said:

Don't know who told you that, but certainly in the Berks region myself and Phil to to make newcomers and existing members as welcome and part of "the family" as possible. Enjoy your first year in the TVRCC you'll make plenty of new friends

[dvs_dave]

Who is Tony Cottrell, and what's the relevance?

[kevin63]

dvs_dave said:

Who is Tony Cottrell, and what's the relevance?

Tony is the Chairman of the TVRCC

[Gazzab]

What's the synopsis....?
Presume as it's in the owners mag then it's along the lines of , I love tvr heritage, it's customers, it's potential, the design, the simplicity, the lack of obtrusive driver aids etc... It needs to move on as times have changed etc...playing it quiet on firm plans (as tbh they won't actually be cars in the cheap as chips bracket anymore....)

[jamienshelly]

BlackpoolRock said:

Don't know who told you that, but certainly in the Berks region myself and Phil to to make newcomers and existing members as welcome and part of "the family" as possible. Enjoy your first year in the TVRCC you'll make plenty of new friends

+1 Although never having attended myself but I know a couple of people who travel from the Sussex region and feel very welcome and they even welcome non tvr members (Kev and his Lambo).