Knowledge

[Chinski]

To enable me to research Griffith cars. Are there any books/Internet sites where various information is available?

I've seen some info on the TVR car club site etc.

I would appreciate any recommendation.

[Colin RedGriff]

As a guide of things to look for and how to fix them; the next best thing to a workshop manual this is worth purchasing The Bible

This site has some useful info to http://www.rv8r.co.uk/

Pistonheads buyers guide

[Doc Toad]

Griff and Chim workshop notes (some golden oldies here...)

http://www.geocities.ws/pbtn6/wsncont.htm

[Englishman]

A couple of other options:

http://www.classicandperformancecar.com/buying/mod...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TVR_Griffith

[Chilliman]

Here's another..

http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi377.htm

[MPoxon]

This is a great book if you are interested in the history of the Griff:

http://www.thetvrgriffithstory.com/Griffith2book.h...

[5.0ltr]

Have you spoken to TVRcc in Yorkshire? Get along to a meet etc. Still looking next month come and say hello at Chatsworth.

[JamesK]

Colin RedGriff said:

As a guide of things to look for and how to fix them; the next best thing to a workshop manual this is worth purchasing The Bible

This site has some useful info to http://www.rv8r.co.uk/

Pistonheads buyers guide

Colin's nailed it really. Steve Heath's book is/was invaluable to me with both my Griffs.

[Hedgehopper]

Chilliman said:

Here's another..

http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi377.htm

You're only jealous!

Edited by Hedgehopper on Thursday 14th March 12:55

[Pete Mac]

What about this one?

http://www.aronline.co.uk/blogs/facts-and-figures/...

[A500TVR]

As said before 'Steve Heath's book'!

Steve

[Pete Mac]

Agreed on Steve Heath's book. It's not a workshop manual by any means but has some very useful tips - eg. last tip was how to get the battery box out - 2 bolts from underneath but saved me hours of scrabbling around the car.

[Argent]

Chilliman said:

Here's another..

http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi377.htm

I knew it wouldn't last.......get back into the chump cage banana boy.

ETA. C Ignore my chimpy friend, unfortunately they soemtimes escape from their compund and try to cause havoc. BTW congratulations on choosing the clearly superior Griffith model.

A.

Edited by Argent on Friday 15th March 11:26

[Chinski]

MPoxon said:

This is a great book if you are interested in the history of the Griff:

http://www.thetvrgriffithstory.com/Griffith2book.h...

Really interested in researching the Griff with this book. Has anyone got a copy that their happy to let go?

[Chinski]

Missed out on a couple of books on eBay. Just wondered if any one wants to let any Griffith books go?

[RichB]

Chinski said:

MPoxon said:

This is a great book if you are interested in the history of the Griff:

http://www.thetvrgriffithstory.com/Griffith2book.h...

Really interested in researching the Griff with this book. Has anyone got a copy that their happy to let go?

I believe this was only a limited run and many owners of cars featured in the book bought a copy. Have you set-up a search on eBay?

Edited by RichB on Saturday 13th April 23:00

[FlipFlopGriff]

To buy:
http://thetvrgriffithstory.com/allpurchase.html
FFG

[cindydog3]

Griffith Story. OUCH!! Shock horror. Almost £50. Worth it???

[RichB]

Well in my opinion yes because my car is in it and it's a lovely book.

[Doc Toad]

RichB said:

Well in my opinion yes because my car is in it and it's a lovely book.

+1 its a very nice book, got lucky with my copy, £30 on a popular auction site....