MOT was a bit late

[wadsapple]

But better late than never. Saved well and truly from been scrapped or sold off in bits XTC 93H rides on into the sunset.................

[GadgeS3C]

Lovely colour coordination with the background

Looks really nice - is that the 2l one that was advertised recently?

[wadsapple]

No was screwed together from this cage of bits where it lay for 19 years....

[GadgeS3C]

Aha - even better!

Not sure "screwed together" quite describes the process, sounds a little like the famous "re-assembly is simply the reverse of disassembly"

Looks really nice - any chance of some more pics? Love the colour.

[quattrophenia]

Well done sir, some people like to make things hard for themselves and not even having the benefit of taking everything off and making notes/photos makes things much more awkward.
Hasn't the classic TVR shape stood the test of time well?

[pete.reeve]

Well done Perry that was always going to be more than I cope with at the time. Still got taz for sale though.

Pete & Marion x

[FlipFlopGriff]

Perry,
That look fantastic. Usually yellow/orange/red and that green suits the car perfectly.
FFG

[Astacus]

Well done Perry, that was a record breaking rebuild from a jigsaw puzzle. Good colour too.

[ATE399J]

Cool. Lovely looking car. Congrats!

[db484bhpv8]

Nice.

[tomtrout]

Nice one - well done. Some pics of the interior would be great.

[wadsapple]

I'm working on the inside pic's should be along shortly in the mean time if any one is interested.....

[wadsapple]

[jas xjr]

stunning

[oliverb205]

Looks lovely, do you fancy doing a write up for sprint? It looks the same shade as a certain Vixen turbo, Lancia Juniper Green I think, and also used on at least one 450SE.

Oliver.

[android]

Nicely nicely. You've done a grand job there mostly original but with a few subtle upgrades. And the metallic BRG suits it,well done sir. That interior takes me back ....

[motaplus]

Hi Oliver
i have my doubts on juniper green. juniper green normally turns more blue when taking a picture.

what ever the colour is it suits the car.

regards
gary

[wadsapple]

It doesn't have a colour name I'm afraid just a paint code as I chose it from a colour swatch after looking at 100 of images on Google and thinking what colour suited the 70's ,it looks darker when not in direct sunlight. It seamed from my research that white, orange and yellow were popular colours back then.