Viper GTS or TVR T350c?
Viper GTS or TVR T350c?
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Mickeym

Original Poster:

182 posts

132 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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What are you thoughts on that? Both have quite a few in common. From style cues to the lack of driving aids etc.

Anybody has driven both or even better owned both?

Would love to hear the opinions.

Talking the SR II: 1996–2002 GTS here.

davek_964

11,211 posts

204 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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Based on no practical experience at all - the Viper.

I've always thought that they were stunning looking cars, and probably the only LHD car I'd be willing to buy,

Roboticarm

1,666 posts

90 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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Based purely on a poster in my bedroom wall as a kid.... VIPER !

Mickeym

Original Poster:

182 posts

132 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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Ok thanks. Maybe somebody who has owned one or both or at least driven them will add to the discussion. smile

Mickeym

Original Poster:

182 posts

132 months

Thursday 9th January 2020
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So nobody?

Sir Snaz

571 posts

215 months

Thursday 9th January 2020
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I owned a T350c for about 6months.

Saw it launched in the press, fell in love with the looks, always had a soft spot for TVR (having never owned one mind) went to the dealer, test drove, ordered and paid my money.

that bit was great!

Then …..well you only have to read about owning a TVR, and you know what comes next.

When its on song, driving it is a pleasure. Its just a shame I could only use it about 30% of the time that I wanted to.

As a bauble - fantastic, as a drivable classic - you need Teflon underpants.

I am now fully expecting a flaming from all TVR owners …...

cerb4.5lee

44,257 posts

209 months

Thursday 9th January 2020
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I've always liked both. The Viper is awesome for its engine and looks and is incredibly rare. The T350C I've always liked as well and at one stage I fancied one to replace my Cerbera when I had it.

I'm guessing that the Viper will be less stressful to own in terms of reliability/dependability. You either need deep pockets or be handy with the spanners with a TVR. Patience and a good sense of humour comes in handy too! biggrin