She's gone but the love affair will go on
She's gone but the love affair will go on
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redced

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2,538 posts

282 months

Wednesday 9th July 2003
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Yes, on sunday a very nice chap from Sheffield came and bought my Griff. Very sad day, but it is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all.
I bought her back in January and loved every minute. I've really enjoyed coming on here to read about everyone's experience's sometime's joining in and sometime's laughing along with witty one liner's (mostly jigs). I've also enjoyed the meetings i've been to and the people i've met there with the journeys to and from some of the best motoring i've had because of the convoys.I kind of feel a bit of a outsider now but still feel part of a special group of dedicated people. I'm going over to the Audi group now but will still read this forum first, I've bought this Audi A4 18T Quattro Sport and feel quite anonymous now in traffic, but feel safe in the knowledge my wife and baby will be safe and well looked after in the euro 4-door. I will return to the fold when the time is right and can't wait to get my hands on a Tuscan or maybe a T350, got to stop now i'm drooling.
Adios Amigos

andymadmak

15,564 posts

298 months

Wednesday 9th July 2003
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You'll be back!

And much sooner than you think.........

Everyone thinks they can get away from TVR ownership, but they are wrong, wrong I tell you! Mwahahahahahahahahhahaha!

Andy 400se

CedA4

Original Poster:

2,538 posts

282 months

Wednesday 9th July 2003
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Added:
The new owner has phoned to say he filled up twice on day one because he was just hooning around all day.
I remember how he felt, and hope to again soon.