Lots of Cat 3 Tuscans on auction
Lots of Cat 3 Tuscans on auction
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shadey

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171 posts

237 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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Is there a reason why so many Tuscan's suddenly seem to be cat 3's on certain auction site's??? Has there been a race series or a demolition derby that I may have missed?? I'm sure some poor sod most have loved these vehicles at some point and must be gutted to see them on there? From an owners point of view, it would be nice to know what caused the accident in the first place and also what parts of the car not to buy or to avoid.

glow worm

7,408 posts

256 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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It's called winter!!!!

shadey

Original Poster:

171 posts

237 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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Good skills!!! Anybody else have anything a bit more informative??? Owners views etc.

lee02

393 posts

280 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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More power than talent mostly. People see the performance figures and must have one. More spare parts for us, every week a few die eventually will be good for residuals.

chimi500

307 posts

288 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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Iput it down to them being more affordable to buy these days so the boy racers are starting to get there hands on them, and as we all know there not the best drivers in the world

shadey

Original Poster:

171 posts

237 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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My thoughts exactly, its easy to keep pushing and pushing the car until one day it bites you back, happened to me after the gaz gold fit and toyo r888's, car goes round corner quicker,but also means when you do loose it, you have little time to get it back. I was lucky enough to just get a warning, i think alot of people recently are not being so lucky.

TOV!E

2,016 posts

263 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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could you please tell us what sites you found them on please

shadey

Original Poster:

171 posts

237 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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Theres a few on ebay at the moment, and also If you check out the classifieds and back track through some of the 'car dismantlers' it sometimes lead to links to auction sites.

tuscan s

202 posts

253 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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Thankyou for the info, i am trying to get hold of the alli indicator ane wiper switches and they seem to be very hard to get hold off.

ninetynine

537 posts

271 months

Wednesday 31st December 2008
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i have some for sale for a mk1 if your intrested

glow worm

7,408 posts

256 months

Wednesday 31st December 2008
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tuscan s said:
Thankyou for the info, i am trying to get hold of the alli indicator ane wiper switches and they seem to be very hard to get hold off.
I've been trying since I got my MK2 (convertible dash), TVR failed to supply. They are hollow pots that are glued on the black Mondeo ends, same used on Sags and T350s. Bell Hill once had a set off a T350 but they were scratched. Not sure how easy it would be to get the covers off a 2nd set , the other option of doing a complete wiring replacement might be tricky.

Leven were meant to have a replacement,but seems to have come to nothing. Like the Leven Chim ones, involved cutting the stalk midway and fitting a sleve. The "active" washer end button was a problem because its wired up the stalk.

lee02

393 posts

280 months

Wednesday 31st December 2008
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Leven were meant to have a replacement,but seems to have come to nothing. Like the Leven Chim ones, involved cutting the stalk midway and fitting a sleve. The "active" washer end button was a problem because its wired up the stalk.
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I think leven are now producing them

glow worm

7,408 posts

256 months

Wednesday 31st December 2008
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Hi Lee, I've not asked Jules of a while, with Dan leaving etc. I thought they were a bit pre-occupied. They asked me to find a "guinea pig" (local to Basildon) to try it , I posted a thread on here and someone volunteered...never heard a word since.

Edited by glow worm on Wednesday 31st December 10:21

lee02

393 posts

280 months

Wednesday 31st December 2008
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glow worm said:
Hi Lee, I've not asked Jules of a while, with Dan leaving etc. I thought they were a bit pre-occupied. They asked me to find a "guinea pig" (local to Basildon) to try it , I posted a thread on here and someone volunteered...never heard a word since.

Edited by glow worm on Wednesday 31st December 10:21
Hi Keith
I went up there when i first got my vert and they said it is the same as the marcos so should be easy to reproduce. As you said, they asked for a ginea pig.As i understand it that was a few month ago so should be ready. I guess we need to call them.
I have often wondered if the MK1 arms would fit and what they would look like

Edited by lee02 on Wednesday 31st December 11:42