Introduction

[Dhustone]

Hi Chaps,
I've been skulking round this forum now for over a year and have finally bought my first TVR; Mk1 Tuscan S.
Bloody Hell!
I just have to shout about it.

I'm a kid again, looking for reasons to go out which do not result in a waggly finger and a tilted head from my good lady...

As a complete newbie I'm going to probably post totally idiotic queries that will have the majority of you pinching the bridge of your noses at me but please bear with me and I will get up to speed real soon.

[glow worm]

Welcome to TVR ownership..enjoy...but remember they can bite especially with a bit of rain

[Basil Brush]

Congratulations on the car. Have fun with it but take a bit of time to find out what it can and can't do.

[x 7usc]

welcome to the fold, very sensible advice from both of the above, take the time to learn the car.

any questions you have, just ask, we are a friendly bunch and happy to help, just dont ask how to get in when the battery is flat

[Dhustone]

I've noticed that, people have time for folks on here. Must be the car demands a sensible person and thus a bit of patience.
I will and am being cautious with it as the back end has stepped out!

Thanks for the good wishes and I'm definitely here to stay!

[mr sagman]

Congradulations and welcome to the silly grin club.... Which one did you go for.. Pics are always welcome.

[deeen]

Hi, well done dhustone, I got mine this year, too... hope you are having as much fun as I am!

[Daggsy]

Hi we have had ours for 6yrs. It just gets better.

[Dhustone]

I've had big sports bikes before but never a car that can reach out, rip the horizon off the landscape, roll it into a little ball then throw it over your shoulder.
As for the grin factor, I'm sure I'm scaring oncoming traffic. All they see is a windscreen full of teeth.
Spiffing!

Pics on the way Mr. S!

Edited by Dhustone on Monday 17th May 15:20