Difficult Decision

[beano500]

Phew!

After 6 years with the Tuscan and 10 years overall with TVRs, I'm hovvering over the "post advert" button.

No matter how much I tell myself I can come back to TVR in a year or so after I go off and get a bike and get that out of my system, it's a difficult decision.

Went out today, got some dirt on the car, got a huge grin on my face, got dirt off the car, photo'd her and have just processed the pics. Well now I can see just how gorgeous she is.

They get you hard, don't they?


Best go and sleep on it.........

[martinj999]

You'll be alright in the morning ...

[Big Al.]

Be strong Ron, you need to be strong. OH

[martinj999]

Big Al. said:

Be strong Ron, you need to be strong. OH

Hey Al, Which half of you is retired?

[Robertjp]

Been there done that, bought the T Shirt! Had a Cerby, adored it, had to sell, so bought a bike thinking cars would become boring in comparison.

My conclusion? Different beasts. The Bike is exhilarating in a completely different way, more free. But, the yearn for a TVR didnt go away!! Something special about them...that no other car or bike (in my budget) could match.

So now i have a bike and a Tuscan

[beano500]

Robertjp said:

So now i have a bike and a Tuscan

I was thinking German bike and Italian car. Different beasts, as you say, but definitely the worst of both worlds and therefore a suitable compromise!