TVR Tamora T350 - Unique???
TVR Tamora T350 - Unique???
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pauly

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434 posts

312 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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Just checking out the cars for sale over here in Germany and came across this unusual car. The owner says it´s the only Tamora with a T350 front end!! Why the hell didn´t TVR build this car it looks so much better than the standard Tamora!

http://www.autoscout24.de/Details.aspx?id=bbwh2ghl...

Optim8

90 posts

278 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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I like that alot. Looks far better with that front end on it. Makes you wonder whether the car got "rearranged" at some point though!!!

ColG

412 posts

234 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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pauly said:
Just checking out the cars for sale over here in Germany and came across this unusual car. The owner says it´s the only Tamora with a T350 front end!! Why the hell didn´t TVR build this car it looks so much better than the standard Tamora!

http://www.autoscout24.de/Details.aspx?id=bbwh2ghl...
Wow - i do like that, I REALLY like that. Now, if I just spent less time on forums and more time earning money I might just be able to afford one.

Does anyone know if a Tamora could have the modification done. There are companies out there putting T350(ish) front ends on Chims/Griffs.

David Godfrey

3,857 posts

254 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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It is possible, just need a t350 nose cone and someone good with fiberglass to chop the Tamora nose cone off, match them up then off to the paint shop...

ETA: They will also need light clusters and move some stuff around too, but all possible.

Edited by David Godfrey on Friday 9th November 15:16

ceejay

1,287 posts

284 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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I think this is Platicmans handywork again, a T350 frontend on a Tamora. I think it looks fantastic and it was for sale when I bought my Cerbera, boy was I tempted.

ceejay

grumbledoak

32,571 posts

263 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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pauly said:
Why the hell didn´t TVR build this car it looks so much better than the standard Tamora!
Indeed. I chose a T350 in the end, though I'd owned soft-tops for the previous decade. A missed opportunity for TVR.

plasticman

908 posts

281 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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Yes it is my work but I am happy to say it is no longer unique ! David

ceejay

1,287 posts

284 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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I'm not surprised there's more than one, it looks like a factory model......shame TVR couldn't see the light and build them.

ceejay

ColG

412 posts

234 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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plasticman said:
Yes it is my work but I am happy to say it is no longer unique ! David
YHM

TVRleigh_BBWR

6,553 posts

243 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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Look even better with a Saggie front end. wink

blueyonder

1,779 posts

240 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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ColG said:
pauly said:
Just checking out the cars for sale over here in Germany and came across this unusual car. The owner says it´s the only Tamora with a T350 front end!! Why the hell didn´t TVR build this car it looks so much better than the standard Tamora!

http://www.autoscout24.de/Details.aspx?id=bbwh2ghl...
Wow - i do like that, I REALLY like that. Now, if I just spent less time on forums and more time earning money I might just be able to afford one.

Does anyone know if a Tamora could have the modification done. There are companies out there putting T350(ish) front ends on Chims/Griffs.
There's an article in this months Sprint....company called Sportmotive are doing T350 headlamp conversions on Chims/Griffs for £1,800 plus VAT biggrin

Columbo

387 posts

238 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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i would do it for less than that! and also the tamora t350 combo looks great, i think i will offer this service!

a saggy on might also look good without the slashes. They were going to launch a smoothed out sagaris.

! ill do a photoshop later.

dinkel

27,815 posts

288 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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Could've been a Tam Mk2 . . .

Columbo

387 posts

238 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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a quick photoshop so excuse the quality but gives an idea!

dinkel

27,815 posts

288 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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Not good innit?

Columbo

387 posts

238 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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think the t350 works better, but TVR were talking of doing a smoothed out saggy.

Gaffer

7,156 posts

307 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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No to the Sag / Tam front end - looks hideous.

Nor would and I think (at least I hope it is a photshop) the PS version of a T350 with Sag slats. It just doesnt "sit" right.

The T350/Tam front looks ok though. But I think the Tam suits its shape.

Claire

Daftlad

3,324 posts

271 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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dinkel said:
Could've been a Tam Mk2 . . .
It would have been a Mk 3...Last model was a Mk 2

OscarT

758 posts

231 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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Surely it was the rear end of the Tamora that needed to be changed, not the front end - a Sagaris with a targa or convertible body and a V8 would have been the ideal 21st century TVR IMO.

OscarT

Zippee

14,133 posts

264 months

Friday 9th November 2007
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Gaffer said:
Nor would and I think (at least I hope it is a photshop) the PS version of a T350 with Sag slats. It just doesnt "sit" right.
Presume you mean the T350 on Plasticmans profile pic? If so it is genuine (seen it in the flesh) and it looks a lot better than the pics can do justice. Agree with you though that the best front end on the T350 is that of a T350.

On the other hand that tam looks fuggin fantastic with a 350 front on it!