Tuscan ll convertable smashed
Tuscan ll convertable smashed
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spice

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654 posts

299 months

Wednesday 30th April 2008
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Very sad sight, Tuscan convertable, green type colour with burgandy red hood,fairly heavy front end damage , on back of pick up, Forstall rd, Aylesford, Kent yesterday pm
there are so few of these DOH!

glow worm

7,409 posts

256 months

Wednesday 30th April 2008
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Oh!!! That's a shame, hope no one hurt... One to add to the register but not in a nice way.. Was it Dark Green ?? Reflex Charcoal perhaps... seems strange with a Red roof... I don't think it's one we know about.

Mrs Cuchillo

805 posts

279 months

Wednesday 30th April 2008
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The last one I think is Big M's. It is on the register, but not many details.

H10TVR

436 posts

240 months

Wednesday 30th April 2008
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Does that leave 103 ( now with the ex TVR demo under repair.)


THB

467 posts

307 months

Wednesday 30th April 2008
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and thinking about it, the second one is probably jjansson's

glow worm

7,409 posts

256 months

Wednesday 30th April 2008
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THB said:
I wasn't sure about the 2nd one, but wasn't reg different...I've included for now...I reckon the Ciceley one was there without Photo... and added pic for Big M's but Big M now longer exists here on PH, well not as Big M anymore.

THB

467 posts

307 months

spice

Original Poster:

654 posts

299 months

Thursday 1st May 2008
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im sure it can be repaired, there used to be a TVR dealer at Larkfeild called Waldenway maybe they have picked it up ?

lee02

393 posts

280 months

Friday 2nd May 2008
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I live in Allington have seen this car twice does not seem to be driven often.
Don't think owner is on PH.
Just as a matter of interest spoke to WW this week they do not have any TVR parts any more so not sure if they would repair it.

spice

Original Poster:

654 posts

299 months

Friday 2nd May 2008
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it was driven this time, straight into a wall by the look of it.