Suffering from Chimaera Withdrawal Symptoms
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Oh dear....I had a feeling it may come to this
I went to the local Asda after work last night and happened to reverse park opposite a beautiful purple W-reg Chimaera, and I just sat there, staring at it. Admiring its' lovely sleek, curvy lines, the sexiness of the whole car. I decided to wait there to see who came out to drive it. I rang Phillip, at first asking if he needed anything from the shop, then confessed I was parked at Asda, staring at a Chimaera, waiting for the driver. He suggested I may get into trouble for that, but he knows I'm nuts anyway.
I guess I was there for about 15 minutes
when a tall guy came out with a trolley full of groceries. Good thing the Chimaera boot is big enough! I get out of my car, walk towards him, and say " It's a good thing you'll be able to fit all those bags in there!" He smiled, and pointed out he even had golf clubs in there!!! I told him I had just sold mine, and was suffering for not having her anymore. He then tells me he recognized me from a TVRCC Berks meet from the summer! Well, the conversation continued for another 15 minutes when I said I did need to get going, but I wanted to hear him start his car and drive off. He very happily obliged!
His car did sound fabulous, and he gave it some extra throttle as he drove away. Thanks, Ian! It's nice to know TVR drivers are such a friendly lot
I went to the local Asda after work last night and happened to reverse park opposite a beautiful purple W-reg Chimaera, and I just sat there, staring at it. Admiring its' lovely sleek, curvy lines, the sexiness of the whole car. I decided to wait there to see who came out to drive it. I rang Phillip, at first asking if he needed anything from the shop, then confessed I was parked at Asda, staring at a Chimaera, waiting for the driver. He suggested I may get into trouble for that, but he knows I'm nuts anyway. I guess I was there for about 15 minutes
when a tall guy came out with a trolley full of groceries. Good thing the Chimaera boot is big enough! I get out of my car, walk towards him, and say " It's a good thing you'll be able to fit all those bags in there!" He smiled, and pointed out he even had golf clubs in there!!! I told him I had just sold mine, and was suffering for not having her anymore. He then tells me he recognized me from a TVRCC Berks meet from the summer! Well, the conversation continued for another 15 minutes when I said I did need to get going, but I wanted to hear him start his car and drive off. He very happily obliged! His car did sound fabulous, and he gave it some extra throttle as he drove away. Thanks, Ian! It's nice to know TVR drivers are such a friendly lot

Me too
And mines only in the garage for a week.
In fact I was beginning to think mine was starting to sound quiet on the journey to Fernies on Monday, but as I sat in a loan Corsa waiting to pull away the chap reversed my baby in to the road and pulled away, the noise was still there alright the roar and then the pop/cackle as he shifted in to 2nd.
Sorry. Didn't mean to make it worse for you.
And mines only in the garage for a week.
In fact I was beginning to think mine was starting to sound quiet on the journey to Fernies on Monday, but as I sat in a loan Corsa waiting to pull away the chap reversed my baby in to the road and pulled away, the noise was still there alright the roar and then the pop/cackle as he shifted in to 2nd.
Sorry. Didn't mean to make it worse for you.
And me. Missing mine and it's only away for a week. I have Peninsula's 206 diesel. Don't get me wrong, it's a perfectly functional car, but it is *so* uninspiring and soooooooo uninteresting and uninvolving to drive. *yawn*.
RiverGirrl -- you have my sympathy...... are you planning on getting another one soon?
RiverGirrl -- you have my sympathy...... are you planning on getting another one soon?
.Mark said:
Me too ![]()
And mines only in the garage for a week.
In fact I was beginning to think mine was starting to sound quiet on the journey to Fernies on Monday, but as I sat in a loan Corsa waiting to pull away the chap reversed my baby in to the road and pulled away, the noise was still there alright the roar and then the pop/cackle as he shifted in to 2nd.
I'll give her a stroke from you tomorrow, mines in for a service.

Big Al. said:
I'll give her a stroke from you tomorrow, mines in for a service.
When do you pick yours up?
Oh and go and see Simon, ask him to show you the 'Special' Cerbie he showed me on Monday, I felt a real aching in my wallet for a good few hours after!!
.Mark said:
Big Al. said:
I'll give her a stroke from you tomorrow, mines in for a service.
Oh and go and see Simon, ask him to show you the 'Special' Cerbie he showed me on Monday, I felt a real aching in my wallet for a good few hours after!!
Dammit!! That's not fair...where was this 'Special' Cerbie then, Big Al?!?! No signs of it last Sunday!!
Or were you afraid I'd dump Trev for a new model?

cosmoschick said:
.Mark said:
Big Al. said:
I'll give her a stroke from you tomorrow, mines in for a service.
Oh and go and see Simon, ask him to show you the 'Special' Cerbie he showed me on Monday, I felt a real aching in my wallet for a good few hours after!!
Dammit!! That's not fair...where was this 'Special' Cerbie then, Big Al?!?! No signs of it last Sunday!!
Or were you afraid I'd dump Trev for a new model?
.Mark
That'll be the Black Red Rose with anthracite's Yes?
mmmmh nice, but it ain't got a soft top!
It was in the garage "Down Below" before Christmas.
Mines only in for the day, got the loan of their T350T courtesy car.
And it's the Cerbie you saw in a photo Roz.
BTW was only joking about the T350.
>> Edited by Big Al. on Wednesday 7th January 14:11
I dont think I can do it... Sell that is.
Not after reading of Rivergirl's mournfull experience of late.
I promised myself I would keep my Chim for a year just for the experience, then sell before the depreciation really upset me.
Trouble is as spring approaches and the terrible day that it must go draws near, I find I am already missing it terribly. I now realise that I might as well of taken up heroin for a year "just for the experience" then given it up. That probably would have been easier to stop!
I know, just like you can get nicotine patches to give up fags, perhaps someone can patent adrenaline/euphoria patches to help you give up TVR's.
Or maybe I should just carry on. We all need a vice!
Not after reading of Rivergirl's mournfull experience of late.
I promised myself I would keep my Chim for a year just for the experience, then sell before the depreciation really upset me.
Trouble is as spring approaches and the terrible day that it must go draws near, I find I am already missing it terribly. I now realise that I might as well of taken up heroin for a year "just for the experience" then given it up. That probably would have been easier to stop!
I know, just like you can get nicotine patches to give up fags, perhaps someone can patent adrenaline/euphoria patches to help you give up TVR's. Or maybe I should just carry on. We all need a vice!
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