TVR 2500
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matchless_mike

Original Poster:

51 posts

217 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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They say the devil is in the detail so here's a question for the anoraks amongst you all. With regard to the TVR 2500 does anyone know what the font type is of the white numbers 2500 on the black painted sill line ? .

Better still where I can get hold of some adhesive numbers the same as the original type ?

I have resisted sticking on any old white number plate letters as the original font type is quite distinctive.

Adrian@

4,420 posts

298 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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Been there and done that for a 2500M I owned...my graphics people took a TVR brochure and enlarged the image to get it right...Adrian@ PM me if you want me to ask if it is still on his computer.
Adrian@

dram

210 posts

258 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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Adrian

Slightly different subject from the article we are on..

Do you ever advertise ( and where ) any TVR classics that you restore or is it just word of mouth thru the TVR circles..

Used to have a 3000M ( and a Grantura in bits ! ) and might be looking for a restored classic in a few months time..

Thanks

Brian

Adrian@

4,420 posts

298 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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Hi Brian,
I am not up for pushing people into rebuilds if they don't want to keep the car, hence they rarely come back up for sale, I don't advertise any more as I have enough work to keep me busy.
Adrian@

taimar78

681 posts

278 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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Mike,
If you don't get what you are looking for from Adrian, I have the actual '2500' decals in stock that go on the rocker panels. Let me know if I can be of help.

taimar78

681 posts

278 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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Mike,
If you don't get what you are looking for from Adrian, I have the actual '2500' decals in stock that go on the rocker panels. Let me know if I can be of help.

dram

210 posts

258 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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Adrian

Thanks anyway ..

Regards
Brian