Wanted - Griff/Chim Bible
Wanted - Griff/Chim Bible
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Alex Gurr

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420 posts

276 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Following on from, but not wanting to hijack, Phil's thread. Does anyone have a spare or unwanted copy of The Griff/Chimera Bible by Steve Heath.

There are a few quirks on the new car I want to try to understand and fix myself.

Many thanks in advance.

rowlandsm

13 posts

247 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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If you can’t find a second hand copy try Amazon, they have them on there for £30.50.

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Think I might have one... second edition.

Drop me a mail and I'll check tonight for you.

oggs

8,817 posts

283 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Or you could look at Phils thread and see someone has one for sale

Email Matt

Alex Gurr

Original Poster:

420 posts

276 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Podie, message sent thumbup

Oggs, I didn't want to hijak his thread, but if Podie hasn't got one spare then I will drop Matt a line.

Cheers,

Alex

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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YHM.

Alex Gurr

Original Poster:

420 posts

276 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Podie,

YHM too thumbup

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Alex Gurr said:
Podie,

YHM too thumbup


Deal.

YHM.

Lord Grover

34,164 posts

241 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Source one: Steve Heath Publications
Source two: TVR Car Club
Source three: Amazon.co.uk

If we don't buy these books, why would anyone go to the trouble of writing and publishing them? I've found it invaluable and am grateful to Mr Heath and to anyone else that contributes. The book is not expensive - less than a tank of fuel.



I'll get off my soap box now... I'll just get me coat.

profstoff

1,272 posts

256 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Lord Grover said:
Source one: Steve Heath Publications
Source two: TVR Car Club
Source three: Amazon.co.uk

If we don't buy these books, why would anyone go to the trouble of writing and publishing them? I've found it invaluable and am grateful to Mr Heath and to anyone else that contributes. The book is not expensive - less than a tank of fuel.



I'll get off my soap box now... I'll just get me coat.

Price for a new copy of the S version on TVRCC is £29.95 (£33.90 with shipping) yet I noticed this on PH www.pistonheads.com/sales/122749.htm. I wonder why confused

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Lord Grover said:
Source one: Steve Heath Publications
Source two: TVR Car Club
Source three: Amazon.co.uk

If we don't buy these books, why would anyone go to the trouble of writing and publishing them? I've found it invaluable and am grateful to Mr Heath and to anyone else that contributes. The book is not expensive - less than a tank of fuel.



I'll get off my soap box now... I'll just get me coat.


Fair point... then again you could say that about the cars themselves. Why are people more interested in the Griffs than say the Tamora..? If TVR went to the trouble of designing and building them, surely people should have bought them..?

Alex asked a sensible question... I have one sat collecting a fine layer of dust, so it makes sense to sell it. In fact, he'll have plenty of change for some more fuel. Then again, perhaps I shouldn't have sold the Chimaera, I should have just expected people to go any buy a new car... rolleyes

spend

12,581 posts

280 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Yes, be nice to Steve... If you stop buying the bible, it'll give him the justification to get another TVR & write a bible for that... Has he done the Cerb one yet?

Dave

Alex Gurr

Original Poster:

420 posts

276 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Lord Grover - I understand your point, but to be fair it is all about the free market economy Having bought the car I am a little short of cash at the moment, so wanted to try to find a 2nd hand copy for sale and save some of the green stuff for fuel, so I can make the most of driving it.

I'm not in the business of trying to stitch anybody up, just trying to get value for money

Cheers Podie. Money is on its wat thumbup

Lord Grover

34,164 posts

241 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Podie said:

Fair point... then again you could say that about the cars themselves. Why are people more interested in the Griffs than say the Tamora..? If TVR went to the trouble of designing and building them, surely people should have bought them..?

Alex asked a sensible question... I have one sat collecting a fine layer of dust, so it makes sense to sell it. In fact, he'll have plenty of change for some more fuel. Then again, perhaps I shouldn't have sold the Chimaera, I should have just expected people to go any buy a new car... rolleyes

[RANT] Sorry Podie, I'm sure you're a nice chap and all - but BOLLOCKS! Unless of course I didn't make my original point clear enough - in which case I apologise. I have nothing against anyone 'moving on' unwanted 'stuff', I'm just making the point that I believe that I have a responsibilty to reward/acknowledge/thank those that have made the effort to help.

The point is not related to the cars - I'm referring to someone, making the time and effort to write then publish a very useful and interesting manual to help the 'TVR Community'. If he and others are not supported he/they simply won't bother and we all lose out.
[/RANT]

I've counted to 100 before posting this because I'm aware that it'll probably upset someone, if not M. Podie himself, but I still think the point's valid.

bd pro

62 posts

237 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Yes I agree. Good point. My Bible is up for sale at 45 Quid

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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Lord Grover said:
Podie said:

Fair point... then again you could say that about the cars themselves. Why are people more interested in the Griffs than say the Tamora..? If TVR went to the trouble of designing and building them, surely people should have bought them..?

Alex asked a sensible question... I have one sat collecting a fine layer of dust, so it makes sense to sell it. In fact, he'll have plenty of change for some more fuel. Then again, perhaps I shouldn't have sold the Chimaera, I should have just expected people to go any buy a new car... rolleyes

[RANT] Sorry Podie, I'm sure you're a nice chap and all - but BOLLOCKS! Unless of course I didn't make my original point clear enough - in which case I apologise. I have nothing against anyone 'moving on' unwanted 'stuff', I'm just making the point that I believe that I have a responsibilty to reward/acknowledge/thank those that have made the effort to help.

The point is not related to the cars - I'm referring to someone, making the time and effort to write then publish a very useful and interesting manual to help the 'TVR Community'. If he and others are not supported he/they simply won't bother and we all lose out.
[/RANT]

I've counted to 100 before posting this because I'm aware that it'll probably upset someone, if not M. Podie himself, but I still think the point's valid.


You're entitled to your opinion.

I agree the likes of SH should be supported - I have no issue with that, and have bought a few "bibles" over the years.

What I do not see is the point of buying something new, when the same item is available cheaper secondhand (clearly not on eBay then hehe ). To illustrate my point I scaled the example up to cars.

Lord Grover

34,164 posts

241 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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