My Tuscan 2S

[almack]

I have not posted for a while, did not see the need to!

But now I thought I would let you all know that life with the Tuscan is proving FANTASTIC! 8500 miles in 14 months, the car just seams to get better and better. The engine is loosened up and everything just 'works', and since I have put on some ccc's the car has taken on anew personality that seams to fit it more than when it was standard.

Gonna go and drive it again

[R TOY]

Pleased to hear that all is well with you and your tuscan, thought might see you at the cc meet last sun as the sun shone.
First i've been to for a while mind, good turnout at new venue. Happy driving Dave.

[almack]

Hiya Dave...been to the track I see!

[R TOY]

Oh yhes A must for all Tuscan owners.

[the pits]

Good to see a rare positive post among all the doom and gloom at the moment. Don't ph'ers just love a doomsday scenario. We had all this when NS took over. Now their moving offshore (not an unusual thing these days) and everybody says the company's history. Leave them too it I say.

Meanwhile over here in happy corner I have more good news. Well, for me anyway. I've just bought a reflex charcoal Tuscan S! I pick it up in November. I've owned a Sagaris since April last year but have decided the Tuscan is better suited to my requirements which includes open air Tivving! On balance I think it's a better road car. Whilst preserving all I love about the Sagaris, its slightly softer set up makes it more comfortable on the road and I think the looks make it an all time TVR classic. Can't wait!

[andyoleary]

Good for you! I agree, good to see some positive comments on here....

Andy

[c1dvb]

Glad to hear your tusc is going well, had mine 7 months now, tusc 2s, got it new and love it. its behaved impeccably. 3000 miles. thinking of trying a saggy now but not sure, is there a massive difference?

[tussie]

Rather than buy a Saggy, get some adjustable Ohlins and never look back: the Tuscan is a better car than the Saggy, the standard shocks are si,ply junk, though. Also, Steve Heath's droplinks do wonders to the handling