Trident Venturer
Discussion
bluezeeland said:
Possibly Neil, I'm just the messenger.........
And you know what they do to the messanger 
tell them to put it on the uk Trident site sure someone will rescue it and bring back her former gorey!!! think Martin had a narrow escape there but did not realise at the time.intermediate said:
sorry...
I gave up
buy the book !
Well it does get a section in Peter Filbys latest book and yes there is relavance to TVR and if history had been different we might have seen our TVRs looking like this and maybe the 3000s would have never been built and the Tina convertable i think would have been the car built but sorry either its my eye sight or taste but its not really that easy on the eye but as a part of motoring history it is important and great that others see the beauty and keep them alive.I gave up
buy the book !
NO. NO. NO. NO. NO!!!!
TVR Trident. TVR CHASSIS, FIORE DESIGNED BODY, BUILT BY ITALIANS, SENT BACK TO ENGLAND, 3 / 4 BEAUTIFUL CARS.
TRIDENT VENTURA ET AL>>>>....t
t PINCHES IDEA AND BITS FROM LOCKED GARAGE IN BLACKPOOL, bastardiseS A BEAUTIFUL BODY, THEN FITS IT TO 2 ARCHAIN 50'S THROWBACK stE CHASSIS OVER THE YEARS THEN TO ADD FURTHER INSULT TO INJURY MAKES THE BODIES OUT OF FIBREGLASS bdISING AS HE GOES IN A FUTILE ATTEMPT TO FIT IT TO AFFOREMENTIONED stE CHASSIS.
WHY ANYONE WOULD SEEK TO THROW AWAY A MICHELOTTI OR KARMANN MASTERPIECE TO FIT THAT st ONTOP OF A TR6 or HEALEY 3000 MUST HAVE BEEN A MONG!!
TVR Trident. TVR CHASSIS, FIORE DESIGNED BODY, BUILT BY ITALIANS, SENT BACK TO ENGLAND, 3 / 4 BEAUTIFUL CARS.
TRIDENT VENTURA ET AL>>>>....t
t PINCHES IDEA AND BITS FROM LOCKED GARAGE IN BLACKPOOL, bastardiseS A BEAUTIFUL BODY, THEN FITS IT TO 2 ARCHAIN 50'S THROWBACK stE CHASSIS OVER THE YEARS THEN TO ADD FURTHER INSULT TO INJURY MAKES THE BODIES OUT OF FIBREGLASS bdISING AS HE GOES IN A FUTILE ATTEMPT TO FIT IT TO AFFOREMENTIONED stE CHASSIS.WHY ANYONE WOULD SEEK TO THROW AWAY A MICHELOTTI OR KARMANN MASTERPIECE TO FIT THAT s
t ONTOP OF A TR6 or HEALEY 3000 MUST HAVE BEEN A MONG!! Edited by heightswitch on Friday 25th January 22:27
Edited by heightswitch on Friday 25th January 22:36
Jeez, guys, co'on, going on your comments we should cast aside the likes of Elva', Tina, Jack Griffith and so a fair part of the TVR history ! The german club are airing this under their section 'friends of the family' which to all intents and purposes is exactly that.........
You might not like the idea, you might not even like the appearance of the car(s) but I'm sure there are people who do like it, and I was as such, and merely, posting this as a heads up for just that people !
(returning to the shelter now(also known as my work-shop))
btw; heightswitch is going for the 'most censored' poster this year ? (lol)
You might not like the idea, you might not even like the appearance of the car(s) but I'm sure there are people who do like it, and I was as such, and merely, posting this as a heads up for just that people !
(returning to the shelter now(also known as my work-shop))
btw; heightswitch is going for the 'most censored' poster this year ? (lol)
Hmmm into the Dragon's Den it would seem but here goes.
If that had been properly executed as intended I think it would have been a great TVR. As it is it was nicked and ended up a shadow of what could have been. If it had been a TVR I think it would have been well regarded classic as it is the Trident is a TVR related car but shouldn't be confused with the few that were actually built.
Not sure the Tina was ever a good idea. I learnt to drive in an imp and drove my Mums further than see ever did and the level of oversteer makes a TVRs handling look smooth and progressive
Nice looking for the era but wouldn't have sold imo.
Just my 2c
If that had been properly executed as intended I think it would have been a great TVR. As it is it was nicked and ended up a shadow of what could have been. If it had been a TVR I think it would have been well regarded classic as it is the Trident is a TVR related car but shouldn't be confused with the few that were actually built.
Not sure the Tina was ever a good idea. I learnt to drive in an imp and drove my Mums further than see ever did and the level of oversteer makes a TVRs handling look smooth and progressive
Nice looking for the era but wouldn't have sold imo.Just my 2c
Gregor Marshall said:
Thats had a lot of work carried out on it since I saw it hidden away in a suffolk barn last Gregor...looking good.N.
Gassing Station | TVR Classics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff