A Sag finds its way home :)

[cheeky]

[cheeky]

This is one happy chappy

[DJR 7]

That'll be a great drive home.
Congratulations ...... When you cutting the roof off

[cheeky]

ROFL!

Yes it was a great drive home. 4 countries covered in a Golf by lunch, then the same four in the Sag by tea so I made it in time for a dinner in London. It only rained in France (both times).

The car looks and sounds great and the interior is stunning.

[BuzzBillsberry]

Nice car Matt...now gets some 19" wheels on it !

Buzz

[Geoff Ashcroft]

Lovely colour. Is that the one thats been for sale in Holland?

[billy no brakes]

Nice one, I looked at that and asked for some details from the seller in Holland, but it would have meant selling on of my TVR,s and I just could not bring myself to do it

[DJR 7]

I too saw that when it was advertised. Lovely looking car.
Post up some more pics when you can.
Enjoy D

[TVRinBFG]

Pictures from when I owned it

http://www.tvr-mads.co.uk/PN06ABC.html

I drove it to Blackpool to deliver it to its last UK owner and drove back in his p/x Nissan GTR. After the drive there, I remember feeling really dissapointed with the Nissan on the way back.....

[cheeky]

Didn't know it had a tracker but woukd be glad to find one!

[chris watton]

TVRinBFG said:

Pictures from when I owned it

http://www.tvr-mads.co.uk/PN06ABC.html

I drove it to Blackpool to deliver it to its last UK owner and drove back in his p/x Nissan GTR. After the drive there, I remember feeling really dissapointed with the Nissan on the way back.....

That green Tamora you have as stock looks stunning! makes me wish I could have held out for that one!

[TVRinBFG]

cheeky - A tracker dealer should be able to activate it for you; and or a TVR mechanic find where it's hidden.
chris - The green car is lovely; starmist green is one of those colours that looks better in the flesh too.

[Getsis]

Can you tell the car had the big hole in the boot repaired?

[glow worm]

When it was brand new in 2006

[cheeky]

Nice one glowworm! I assume getsis is a wind-up...

[glow worm]

IIRC it did have a bit of rear end damage when the first owner (from Manchester I think) spun it. Automedon got repaired but I think it was re-done by S&D so it would be perfect now .

[cheeky]

The price in the windscreen looks like a reasonable value right now! It does seem to be in perfect shape.

[DJR 7]

Most of these cars have had some cosmetic work done.
The fact you haven't noticed it is a credit to S&D.
Don't let it take the shine off you're purchase, it's a great car in a great colour!

...... I'll be over this week to help with that roof! :-)

D

[anonymous-user]

glow worm said:

IIRC it did have a bit of rear end damage when the first owner (from Manchester I think) spun it. Automedon got repaired but I think it was re-done by S&D so it would be perfect now .

I owned it from new and i didn't spin it.

It had a very minor incident in a car park when I reversed into a and my wife reversed into it at parking speed when it was a few weeks old . In my time it didn't have any serious incident.

After I had the rear diff done it was a seriously quick car!

[cheeky]

I was aware from my research that some imperfectly matched paint on the rear had been re-done a couple of years ago. There isn't a trace of an imperfection now, to my eyes.

I LOVE the fact that I now seem to be in contact with all the previous owners. It takes special cars to have all the former keepers still posting on the forum