Tuscan Camberly Friday 31st
Tuscan Camberly Friday 31st
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Niro

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99 posts

255 months

Saturday 1st April 2006
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I spotted a yellow Tuscan from my Sagaris turning on to the A30 in camberly.

But had a fun run with a black/dark grey Tuscan down the A30 towards London!! Was it anyone on here?

flyingjase

3,094 posts

258 months

Monday 3rd April 2006
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The fun run down the A30 was with me - on my way to a wedding

Nice number plate by the way (and nice car too - it has to be a Sagaris for me next!)

N1ROU

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99 posts

255 months

Thursday 6th April 2006
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Thank you... This is the first time I have had the chance to ask someone: How did she sound? You were right on my tail, do you think you could have passed me? This is my first TVR, and she is very fast by my standards, did you feel like I could/should have pushed her a little more? Sorry to ask these mundane questions, but it is certainly not often that I get the chance...

Thanks Niro

P.S. I really enjoyed that, had a huge smile on my face!!

flyingjase

3,094 posts

258 months

Thursday 6th April 2006
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N1ROU said:
Thank you... This is the first time I have had the chance to ask someone: How did she sound? You were right on my tail, do you think you could have passed me? This is my first TVR, and she is very fast by my standards, did you feel like I could/should have pushed her a little more? Sorry to ask these mundane questions, but it is certainly not often that I get the chance...

Thanks Niro

P.S. I really enjoyed that, had a huge smile on my face!!


She sounded great, although I'm slight bias I reckon she could be a little louder. (Don't take that the wrong way, I have carbon cans and had to get the window down with stereo off to get full effect) Between us, it was an orchestra!

I was keeping up with you, although it would be good to do a re-run on a more open road. I've always wondered how a Tuscan 'S' compares to the Sagrais in the acceleration stakes. I don't either of us was really pushing it, and probably rightly so given the traffic.

It was a good run though, and I was gutted to have to turn off for petrol. I was preying for a nice clear open road further on. To start with I had to overtake two cars just to get behind you!

Again, your car looks drop dead gorgeous from behind!!

N1ROU

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99 posts

255 months

Saturday 8th April 2006
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flyingjase said:

She sounded great, although I'm slight bias I reckon she could be a little louder. (Don't take that the wrong way, I have carbon cans and had to get the window down with stereo off to get full effect) Between us, it was an orchestra!


Not taken the wrong way at all! Glad to hear she sounded good!!

flyingjase said:

I was keeping up with you, although it would be good to do a re-run on a more open road. I've always wondered how a Tuscan 'S' compares to the Sagrais in the acceleration stakes. I don't either of us was really pushing it, and probably rightly so given the traffic.


There was that bit of traffic that we had to deal with... shame about that. Do you live near Camberley? It would be good to see how the Tuscan S compares to the Sagaris... I live in London, but come out towards that area quite often...

flyingjase said:

It was a good run though, and I was gutted to have to turn off for petrol. I was preying for a nice clear open road further on. To start with I had to overtake two cars just to get behind you!

Again, your car looks drop dead gorgeous from behind!!


Equally, yours looked pretty menacing, lurking in my rear view mirror!!

flyingjase

3,094 posts

258 months

Sunday 9th April 2006
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N1ROU said:


There was that bit of traffic that we had to deal with... shame about that. Do you live near Camberley? It would be good to see how the Tuscan S compares to the Sagaris... I live in London, but come out towards that area quite often...



Don't live in Camberley, but not too far away (Henley) drop me a PM when you're next down & I'll meet you in the Tuscan