She has to go... unless....
Discussion
.... anyone knows a good TVR specialist in Toronto?
2004 TVR Tamora in Montreal Blue
Sodding typical. I wait my life to own one and when I finally find the love of my life, my employer takes me up on the offer to move to Canada with my Canadian missus.
She's on the classifieds if anyone's interested.
It's been a pleasure people - short and sweet but I will return to the fold one day - they truely are incredible cars.
2004 TVR Tamora in Montreal Blue
Sodding typical. I wait my life to own one and when I finally find the love of my life, my employer takes me up on the offer to move to Canada with my Canadian missus.
She's on the classifieds if anyone's interested.
It's been a pleasure people - short and sweet but I will return to the fold one day - they truely are incredible cars.
Edited by Markopolo on Tuesday 25th September 17:37
V-GOM said:
PYNEY said:
hi im looking for a 2004 tam but my max budget is £17,500 may go to £18,000 now the winters coming i hope to get a reasonable deal, let me know what your asking for her
£18k for a 2004 Tam - you 'avin a larf
I think you will be very lucky to find a good 2004 example for £18k. If you do, i would get it thoroughly checked out before you buy.
Mine's here http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/251102.htm if you want to take a look
Edited by Markopolo on Thursday 4th October 17:20
PYNEY said:
well my luck is in 2004 tam 1 owner 13,000 miles they need a quick sale £18,000 ill let you know how i get on
Check it carefully. But if it does turn out good, then you are one lucky git!No offense to you but I hope this isn't a sign of the Tams dropping further in value. I think us Tam owners should stick together and get what the cars are worth(seeing them drop to 15k in some cases saddens me). The Sagaris owners seem to have achieved a sustained higher price why can't we?
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