AJP8 in a Griff
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Out of interest, has anyone actually put a AJP8 in a Griff for road use, and fulfilled PW's vision for 1993?I suppose the original factory prototype was broken up ,anyone know?
Always been curious to know what it would have been like and how the Griff would be regarded today if the 500 had never been produced instead.
Always been curious to know what it would have been like and how the Griff would be regarded today if the 500 had never been produced instead.
An interesting proposition I'd say! Somewhere there is a picture of a silver or grey (monochrome pic) Griffith show car at Earl's Court in the early 90's with the TVR and model badging on the rear in the AJP8 cross cut style font. It was clearly intended to be done!
Rich...
p.s. jyust had a quick search through my books but can't find the pic but I know I have seen it - anyone?
Rich... p.s. jyust had a quick search through my books but can't find the pic but I know I have seen it - anyone?
Griffer said:
John Tipplers TVR History of Transport book.
Got his TVR Complete Story but I don't think I've seen that one? R...
edited to add; That I just found the picture I was thinking off on page 84 of Graham Robson's "TVRs Vol 2 Tasmin to Chimaera" It's teh silver show car badged as Griffith AJP, running on 16" Cerbera Speed 6 wheels & 5 stud hubs so probabaly Cerbera runinng gear, and what looks like racing seats. Rich...
>> Edited by RichB on Thursday 16th October 12:21
Just looked in a 96 autocar mag
Main feature is a purple speed 12 at the british motor show, also the same page says
Speed six Griffith for 97
AJP6 in two capacities 3.5- 380bhp 280lb ft
4.1- 330bhp 330lb ft
will be offered with revised front and rear styling, front indicators housed inside the headlights while the rear has multiple lights and brake lights. A new interior to echoe the cerbera's
cost the same as griffith 500 £35000
Theres a nice picture showing the speed 6 engine in the new shape griffith ( the car is bright yellow)
Shame it never went into production , i guess the tuscan was produced instead?
Main feature is a purple speed 12 at the british motor show, also the same page says
Speed six Griffith for 97
AJP6 in two capacities 3.5- 380bhp 280lb ft
4.1- 330bhp 330lb ft
will be offered with revised front and rear styling, front indicators housed inside the headlights while the rear has multiple lights and brake lights. A new interior to echoe the cerbera's
cost the same as griffith 500 £35000
Theres a nice picture showing the speed 6 engine in the new shape griffith ( the car is bright yellow)
Shame it never went into production , i guess the tuscan was produced instead?
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