This Month's Sprint
Discussion
Sprint continues to improve. In this months issue amongst the usual stuff there's a review of the Tuscan convertible, a feature of Jellisons Chimaera LS6 conversion and an update on the TVR Le Mans Grantura story. What's more encouraging is the articles are properly printed in black and white. None of that nonesense of printing text in barely contrasting colours over busy picture detail making it difficult to read.
There's also a promotion of the 'TVRCC Suspension kit'. This is available for all models with coil over suspension and consists of a set of Gaz gold adjustable, rebuildable shocks.
This is an interesting development given that only a couple of issues ago there was a factory tour and big feature on Spax stuff.
Anyone got any experience of the Gaz stuff?
Can't believe there isn't a thread going about this already!
There's also a promotion of the 'TVRCC Suspension kit'. This is available for all models with coil over suspension and consists of a set of Gaz gold adjustable, rebuildable shocks.
This is an interesting development given that only a couple of issues ago there was a factory tour and big feature on Spax stuff.
Anyone got any experience of the Gaz stuff?
Can't believe there isn't a thread going about this already!
sparkythecat said:
None of that nonesense of printing text in barely contrasting colours over busy picture detail making it difficult to read.
As a printer you have no idea how much more exciting that is to me......sad...moi!
Mine hasn't arrived yet though.....
>> Edited by anonymous-user on Sunday 5th February 21:14
Ren32 said:
Hello chaps,
Do you get many articles in Sprint concerning older TVR's??
Is it time for me to re-subscribe??
Darren. (Cautiously straying from the Classics Forum)
We want more, please. I know the winter months are downtime for many of the older cars but we really would like more on the pre-Wedges.
And, before anyone flames the Team, on Wedges, S-types, Griff/Chims, Cerbs and all Speed 6 engined cars as well.
There's an article in the pipeline on the classics, but I won't say what one.
Derek
the gazman said:
Nice JH BTW, I still fancy one
They're a very undervalued car. From a driving perspective, far, far better than an MGB and a lot of other stuff of the same era. You can pick up a decent one for around £3k and they often go for a lot less on ebay.
Keep an eye on this one.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/JENSEN-JENSEN-HEALEY-RED_W0QQi
sparkythecat said:
Nice JH BTW, I still fancy one
They're a very undervalued car. From a driving perspective, far, far better than an MGB and a lot of other stuff of the same era. You can pick up a decent one for around £3k and they often go for a lot less on ebay.
Keep an eye on this one.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/JENSEN-JENSEN-HEALEY-RED_W0QQi
Yep looked at loads but finally went for a 3000S but still have a hankering.
sparkythecat said:
.... What's more encouraging is the articles are properly printed in black and white. None of that nonesense of printing text in barely contrasting colours over busy picture detail making it difficult to read.
Best news I've heard in ages - for my aged eyes. So often I have to move my copy into better lighting to be able to read it! Looking forward to receiving it now even more!
sparkythecat said:Had a good look at it last week while at APM when the consultant chap from Gaz who's been working on settings came over.
Anyone got any experience of the Gaz stuff?
They look a very impressive, well build bit of kit and various parties have been at work getting the settings tweaked for individual models. So bar anything costly being found during my next service, I may well have a set fitted.
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