This couldn't happen with a TVR.

[phazed]

Just found this photo of my sons Polo after he rammed it into the side of a milk float.

He drove it home the 5 miles in this state.

VW quality!

[anonymous-user]

You live in a trailer?

[phazed]

unrepentant said:

You live in a trailer?

Ha ha, that's our old touring caravan!

[MPETT]

phazed said:

Just found this photo of my sons Polo after he rammed it into the side of a milk float.

He drove it home the 5 miles in this state.

VW quality!

That's because the radiator forms part of a TVRs crash structure. It's part of the lightweighting techniques TVR spearheaded!

[Terminator]

unrepentant said:

You live in a trailer?

And you're becoming too Americanized

[s p a c e m a n]

Should have given it a lupo light conversion, he might have seen the milkfloat then

[7 TVR]

I've been to that trailer park!

Merry Christmas Peter.

[BuzzBillsberry]

s p a c e m a n said:

Should have given it a lupo light conversion, he might have seen the milkfloat then

Quality

Buzz

[BuzzBillsberry]

s p a c e m a n said:

Should have given it a lupo light conversion, he might have seen the milkfloat then

Quality

Buzz

[seeby]

Specsavers voucher for the boy this Christmas eh Peter ? Don't let him near your Chim .(either of them )

[Harrytsg]

Terminator said:

unrepentant said:

You live in a trailer?

And you're becoming too Americanized

I see what you did there, using the American spelling, so much irony.

[DavidY]

Actually TVRs have some history in this:-

1971 - An M Series car was sent to the Motor Industry Research Association in 1971 for crash testing, and it was the only vehicle that remained steerable after a 30 mph (48 km/h) front-end collision with a concrete wall

1973 - 11 May A RUC officer, John Kirkpatrick, was seriously injured by a car bomb which detonated as he attempted to start his TVR 1600M outside of 79 Eglantine Avenue in Belfast. He survived, would have probably died if he had been in a 'normal' car

[Oldred_V8S]

Harrytsg said:

Terminator said:

unrepentant said:

You live in a trailer?

And you're becoming too Americanized

I see what you did there, using the American spelling, so much irony.

Ize is actually the correct spelling of words that that are often spelt ise, according to the Oxford English Dictionary.

[Harrytsg]

Oldred_V8S said:

Harrytsg said:

Terminator said:

unrepentant said:

You live in a trailer?

And you're becoming too Americanized

I see what you did there, using the American spelling, so much irony.

Ize is actually the correct spelling of words that that are often spelt ise, according to the Oxford English Dictionary.

According to Cambridge, its usually spelt with an S in the UK.

[Terminator]

Harrytsg said:

it's usually spelt

HTH

[phazed]

7 TVR said:

I've been to that trailer park!

Merry Christmas Peter.

Merry Christmas Christian, hope all is well with the family

[anonymous-user]

phazed said:

Just found this photo of my sons Polo after he rammed it into the side of a milk float.

He drove it home the 5 miles in this state.

VW quality!

Good your son was fine, so...

"'Tis but a scratch."
"A SCRATCH? Your front-end's off"
"No it isn't."
"Well, what's that then?"
"I've had worse."

[anonymous-user]

Harrytsg said:

According to Cambridge, its usually spelt with an S in the UK.

Spelt? I bet it's not.......

[Jasper Gilder]

That should polish out - was it Gold top on the float?

[RichB]

unrepentant said:

Spelt? I bet it's not.......