Beginning the search for a Tuscan 2 convertible
Beginning the search for a Tuscan 2 convertible
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ti_pin_man

Original Poster:

53 posts

284 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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Last year I looked , and found, a Tuscan 2 convertible that I wanted. Eventually agreed a price... Then found a house to buy Almost on the same day, and didn't buy the car. Boo hiss!

So a year on and the building work is finished on the house and I starting to see my cash come back online.. So am starting to think about trying again to get one. There's a couple of tuscans on the register and I was wondering if anybody here can put me in touch with their owners... I am after a black/black one and there's a couple listed. Anybody know their owners or know of similar cars (dark nice colours) that are going to be up for sale?

Maybe thinking out loud isn't a good idea, lol.

Cheers

TVR_owner

3,349 posts

220 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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ti_pin_man said:
Last year I looked , and found, a Tuscan 2 convertible that I wanted. Eventually agreed a price... Then found a house to buy Almost on the same day, and didn't buy the car. Boo hiss!

So a year on and the building work is finished on the house and I starting to see my cash come back online.. So am starting to think about trying again to get one. There's a couple of tuscans on the register and I was wondering if anybody here can put me in touch with their owners... I am after a black/black one and there's a couple listed. Anybody know their owners or know of similar cars (dark nice colours) that are going to be up for sale?

Maybe thinking out loud isn't a good idea, lol.

Cheers
My reflex cahrcoal one is for sale at Hexham Horselss Carriages. Jan 2008, 8500 miles - very good spec and mint.

ti_pin_man

Original Poster:

53 posts

284 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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And I know tony of old... Am sure it's nice But if I can I want to see if I can track a black one down!

TUS 2 CON

467 posts

307 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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Didn't TOV1E have his advertised recently?

so called

9,160 posts

238 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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Tony seems to be a common name for Tuscan 2 Convertible owners !'?'!

Tony.

ti_pin_man

Original Poster:

53 posts

284 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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Ha. Tony is manager of hhc not a Tuscan owner as such. Guess he drives whichever he fancies!!!

so called

9,160 posts

238 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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Oh, I see. silly
Anyway, good hunting, they are truly stunning cars and the best TVR I've ever owned. yes

red1

177 posts

244 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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[quote=ti_pin_man]Last year I looked , and found, a Tuscan 2 convertible that I wanted. Eventually agreed a price... Then found a house to buy Almost on the same day, and didn't buy the car. Boo hiss!

So a year on and the building work is finished on the house and I starting to see my cash come back online.. So am starting to think about trying again to get one. There's a couple of tuscans on the register and I was wondering if anybody here can put me in touch with their owners... I am after a black/black one and there's a couple listed. Anybody know their owners or know of similar cars (dark nice colours) that are going to be up for sale?

Maybe thinking out loud isn't a good idea, lol.

Cheers
[/mine is equally at HHC, Tuscan 2s vert 6000 mile better than new

ti_pin_man

Original Poster:

53 posts

284 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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Another stunner but way too red for me! Guess I know where your login name comes from! :-).

glow worm

7,406 posts

256 months

Friday 21st May 2010
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Most the convertibles ever built are on the register above...that's where to look

so called

9,160 posts

238 months

Saturday 22nd May 2010
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glow worm said:
Most the convertibles ever built are on the register above...that's where to look
Think he already has.

glow worm

7,406 posts

256 months

Saturday 22nd May 2010
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Your other option is get Racing Green to paint one of the unfinished ones and finish it in Black....certainly seen one of the unfinished Sags changing colour (to Cascade Indigo can't remember the original colour).... Only trouble is it will cost you approx £55k I guess.

ti_pin_man

Original Poster:

53 posts

284 months

Saturday 22nd May 2010
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Yeah guys looked on the convertible register and also thought about getting one of the unfinished resprayed but that's going to take it over my budget. Am kind of hoping somebody might know the guys in the register with black ones ... No rush as funds only come online at the end of June.

glow worm

7,406 posts

256 months

Saturday 22nd May 2010
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Richard Northgates (REJN) car is very nice for sale at Fernhursts ... well cared for with a nice mileage... It's quite a darkish blue (Montreal) and its an 'S' (probably without a CR box and a std dif though... good arguement to use to knock the price down..sorry Richard getmecoat ) .. worth considering.





Edited by glow worm on Saturday 22 May 13:27

TOV!E

2,016 posts

263 months

Sunday 23rd May 2010
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TUS 2 CON said:
Didn't TOV1E have his advertised recently?
NO NEVER, unless the offer is a good one

The Pits

4,290 posts

269 months

Tuesday 25th May 2010
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I was told by the tvr centre barnet, that tuscans go a lot better with the standard gearbox and diff.

certainly the acceleration feels livelier on my tuscan with standard set up then it used to in my Sag with CR box and leggy diff.

no noticeable difference at all in shift quality either.

So don't go dropping your price richard!

also I never got the point about the 'vert, all tuscans offer the full, widescreen convertible experience.

I'll accept that the rear screen is a bit more fiddly than the 'vert roof perhaps but the misleadingly named 'targa' looks much better in 'roof-up' mode. I had a stunning drive in mine the other weekend and it reminded me of why I sold the Saggy for it - it was everything I loved about the Sagaris but without the roof.

I'll admit the 'vert does look good roof down though.

Edited by The Pits on Tuesday 25th May 11:28

WazzaL

960 posts

238 months

Tuesday 25th May 2010
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The Pits said:
also I never got the point about the 'vert, all tuscans offer the full, widescreen convertible experience.

I'll accept that the rear screen is a bit more fiddly than the 'vert roof perhaps but the misleadingly named 'targa' looks much better in 'roof-up' mode. I had a stunning drive in mine the other weekend and it reminded me of why I sold the Saggy for it - it was everything I loved about the Sagaris but without the roof.

I'll admit the 'vert does look good roof down though.

Edited by The Pits on Tuesday 25th May 11:28
Whats a roof?