First Post, First TVR
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anonymous-user

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83 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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5.0ltr

2,834 posts

228 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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driving Welcome. Good ain't they?

swanny71

3,553 posts

238 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Welcome and congratulations etc. etc...........Now show us some pics of the Griff wink

Tavan

198 posts

219 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Welcome to TVR ownership. Good time to get one with summer round the corner - err hopefully smokinparty

Pvapour

8,981 posts

282 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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yellowgriff

1,429 posts

211 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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Welcome to the mad house... And the stupid grin club when you press the noisy pedal............

rigga

8,806 posts

230 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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Welcome....... you have chosen well smile

Johno

8,593 posts

311 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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Welcome . . . Chest wigs on the right, medallions on the left, followed swiftly by financial downturn and many many many happy memories and moments you dreamed about having smile

I hope your car delivers everything you hope it will, I know mine does.


Johno

8,593 posts

311 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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rigga said:
Welcome....... you have chosen well young Smartypants smile
Said a Yoda stylee biglaugh

MPoxon

5,329 posts

202 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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Hello and welcome Kieran. I hope you enjoy your new toy.

quattrophenia

1,103 posts

227 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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Johno said:
Welcome . . . Chest wigs on the right, medallions on the left, followed swiftly by financial downturn and many many many happy memories and moments you dreamed about having smile

I hope your car delivers everything you hope it will, I know mine does.
Well it wont deliver very much with the boot space in a griff. Did you notice these pages before you bought.....

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?s=1

tongue out

yellowgriff

1,429 posts

211 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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quattrophenia said:
Johno said:
Welcome . . . Chest wigs on the right, medallions on the left, followed swiftly by financial downturn and many many many happy memories and moments you dreamed about having smile

I hope your car delivers everything you hope it will, I know mine does.
Well it wont deliver very much with the boot space in a griff. Did you notice these pages before you bought.....

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?s=1

tongue out
Is it that boring on the other side . youve jumped the wall to a good forum

Murph7355

41,969 posts

285 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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quattrophenia said:
Well it wont deliver very much with the boot space in a griff. Did you notice these pages before you bought.....

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?s=1

tongue out
They're just a little bit ugly though, aren't they. Bit like they decided to design it using crayons rather than a sharpened pencil.

And if you want lots of boot space, buy a Volvo wink

RichB

56,266 posts

313 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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Wise choice not only a snorting good car but also the only modern TVR actually appreciating in value wink according to one TVR Blog hehe

GREAT BRITAIN
Chimaera: £9,684 (€ 10.675), -15,84%
Cerbera (pre '02): £13,349 (€ 14.715), -4,99%
Cerbera (post '02): £18,674 (€ 20.586), -4,9%
Griffith: £15.273 (€16.836), +4%
Tuscan Mk1: £16,094 (€17.742), -4,99%
Tuscan S Mk1: £20,983 (€23.131), -1,7%
Tuscan Mk2: £26,982 (€29,744), -1,9%
Tuscan S Mk2: £29,546 (€32.571), -2,89%
Tuscan Spider: £26,996 (€29.760), -15,52
Tamora: £18,293 (€20.166), +0,05%
T350: £20,601 (€22.710), -5,04%
Sagaris: £36,668 (€40.422), -8,26%

Mr MoJo

4,698 posts

245 months

Friday 2nd April 2010
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Congratulations on choosing the best looking TVR, ignore the comments from the monkey enclosure, they're just bitter after choosing the wrong car wink

Night Rider

433 posts

232 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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RichB said:
Wise choice not only a snorting good car but also the only modern TVR actually appreciating in value wink according to one TVR Blog hehe

GREAT BRITAIN
Chimaera: £9,684 (€ 10.675), -15,84%
Cerbera (pre '02): £13,349 (€ 14.715), -4,99%
Cerbera (post '02): £18,674 (€ 20.586), -4,9%
Griffith: £15.273 (€16.836), +4%
Tuscan Mk1: £16,094 (€17.742), -4,99%
Tuscan S Mk1: £20,983 (€23.131), -1,7%
Tuscan Mk2: £26,982 (€29,744), -1,9%
Tuscan S Mk2: £29,546 (€32.571), -2,89%
Tuscan Spider: £26,996 (€29.760), -15,52
Tamora: £18,293 (€20.166), +0,05%
T350: £20,601 (€22.710), -5,04%
Sagaris: £36,668 (€40.422), -8,26%
.......apart from the Tamora, the modern Griff

RichB

56,266 posts

313 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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Yeah, I spotted that afterwards redface

Ding

888 posts

279 months

Saturday 3rd April 2010
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you quickly get used to the roof in the boot business, leave it in there (unless it lives outside). and the boot well I managed to do Le Mans no problems in fact after I had slimmed down my items (due to comments on here re the lack of space) I ended up packing luxury stuff I did not think I would have room for and had very little stuff in the actual cabin, so a nice comfy drive it was. (I know I am not a typical girly and did not wish to take loads of shoes!).
If you get half as many smiles out or yours than I have from mine then it is def value for money smile
Welcome to the Griffy Grin Club!

Ellie