New TVR Calender
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Mr Sheen

Original Poster:

1,346 posts

293 months

Monday 13th December 2004
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Just received my A3 TVR calender from tvrprint4u.co.uk - absolutely brilliant

The quality of photos along with the heavy weight paper gives a great value for money.

If you want to top quality calender as a stocking filler, I would recommend this to any TVR nut.


mlumb

2,513 posts

295 months

Monday 13th December 2004
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just got mine too,and what do i see?
my old car being driven with some gusto in march's picture.
glad its still going strong!!
mike.

ledaig

1,806 posts

291 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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About time Mr Sheen started thinking about a career change, several PH'ers cars photographed by a fellow PH'er - and not a half naked lady to be seen (Mrs Sheen reckoned it was way too cold apparently )

So come on now, for his photographic contributions througout the year, who else thinks Mr Sheen should be voted a first class member

targarama

14,780 posts

312 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Can one of you chaps give us a breakdown of what models are shown on the various months/pages?

Are there scantilly clad ladies on every one too? (as much as I like this I'd rather just see the cars ... can hang in my office then).

T/.

tvrbob

11,197 posts

284 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Are there cars in this calendar? I've seen tha advert and my eyes were concentrating elsewhere.

ledaig

1,806 posts

291 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Mr Sheen

Original Poster:

1,346 posts

293 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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targarama said:
Are there scantilly clad ladies on every one too?


None what's so ever, it's a proper car calender (fit for the office ).

It's got a good variety - Griffith, Sagaris, V8S, Tuscan, T350C, Cerb, and a wedge, take a look at their website (my origainal post)

tvrbob

11,197 posts

284 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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ledaig said:
Take a look here: www.tvrprint4u.co.uk/newcal.htm
...and here



NEPH 2005 Calendar

cosmoschick

7,977 posts

278 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Mr Sheen said:
None what's so ever, it's a proper car calender (fit for the office )


It's an excellent calendar with a fine collection of tasty models!

crankedup

25,764 posts

272 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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I've still got an very old TVRCC Calendar, looks great hanging up in me garage with all me other posters and stuff

Big_M

5,602 posts

292 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Mr Big's got one for his Christmas pressie. Along with Roger Shackleton's Griffith book and model Le Mans car personally signed by Michael Caine.

Plus the normal Beano Annual, choccies. He is one spoilt TVR owner.

V8Smith

3,510 posts

282 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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cosmoschick said:
It's an excellent calendar with a fine collection of tasty models!



My car is May..... my calendars on its way, stuck in the Xmas post.

Enjoy.

Mike

cosmoschick

7,977 posts

278 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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V8Smith said:
Enjoy.


Will do but where's the Chimaera...?

And it's the best looking model of the lot Perhaps it stormed off in a huff...!

Clive W

5 posts

280 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Nice to see a range of normally aspirated models as well - and you don't often get the chance to study the shockers at the same time