TVR- - - - - LAND ROVER

TVR- - - - - LAND ROVER

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itsallyellow

Original Poster:

3,663 posts

222 months

Monday 19th February 2007
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Sound like theres a few nice motors out there. We should organise a track day! Now that would be different. 7 or 8 Green ovals hitting the track! Ive heard the l322's can be quite stable through the twisties!!!

mike

chibbard

1,554 posts

262 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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Me too. Cerb 4.5LW and the missus Freelander (I have to mention that the Cerb got the missus out of trouble when the Freelander head gasket went, I thought that was quite funny).

david beer

3,982 posts

269 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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I have for the last 9 years,390se and classic 3.9seVogue, then griff 500 and LWB 4.2(kept the 390 as well for a year, 3 V8s !) and now another Griff 500 and a 4.6HSE. Really quite different cars !

Yellow Griff

75 posts

286 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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And us

Tuscan S Convertible and a 1988 v8 90 Hard Top (plus an Impreza P1)

Scarily the Landy is the least economical vehicle we own - although it does give the local Boxster and R32 drivers a bit of a shock

Simon

ash-man

185 posts

212 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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yep.me included.500 griff.and a commercial backed lonng wheel based tdi land rover

Graham

16,368 posts

286 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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Yellow Griff said:

Scarily the Landy is the least economical vehicle we own



When I bought the Chimaera it was the most economical car I'd ever owned hehe

spivvy

1,534 posts

256 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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and me TD5 and S3

RetroWheels

3,384 posts

273 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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As well as Tuscan Challenge/Disco 4.0 combo ,i can also lay claim to Chim 500/Landy 90 TurboD , and the Old Man's got a Rangey.

Have i won the "Bloke most likely to break down" title yet ? hehe.

Edited to add -lest i be judged judge disrespectfull to both marques- Truly all the above have proved exemplary in their different roles - none have ever broke down on me or had serious faults.

Job's a good 'un driving..


Edited by RetroWheels on Wednesday 21st February 20:58

greenlandy

1,635 posts

233 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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RetroWheels said:
As well as Tuscan Challenge/Disco 4.0 combo ,i can also lay claim to Chim 500/Landy 90 TurboD , and the Old Man's got a Rangey.

Have i won the "Bloke most likely to break down" title yet ? hehe.

You've not met Nervy have you? hehe

RetroWheels

3,384 posts

273 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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hehe..

Saxon

420 posts

252 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Griff 4 litre pre-cat and a Disco 2 V8 ES here - the goal is to replace the Passat Diesel with a Jag in time and run an all British fleet!

Saxon

nervous

24,050 posts

232 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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greenlandy said:
RetroWheels said:
As well as Tuscan Challenge/Disco 4.0 combo ,i can also lay claim to Chim 500/Landy 90 TurboD , and the Old Man's got a Rangey.

Have i won the "Bloke most likely to break down" title yet ? hehe.

You've not met Nervy have you? hehe


:hugelyproud:

cre

168 posts

223 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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itsallyellow said:
Sound like theres a few nice motors out there. We should organise a track day! Now that would be different. 7 or 8 Green ovals hitting the track! Ive heard the l322's can be quite stable through the twisties!!!

mike


Fantastic idea! (speaking as the owner of a soon to be silly engined disco)

I am sure that Graham could sort this out for us.


Jamie

tuffer

8,850 posts

269 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Even more interesting, who has a 4 wheel drive TVR or a TVR engined LR?

cre

168 posts

223 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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tuffer said:
Even more interesting, who has a 4 wheel drive TVR or a TVR engined LR?


See above!

Jamie

itsallyellow

Original Poster:

3,663 posts

222 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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cre said:
tuffer said:
Even more interesting, who has a 4 wheel drive TVR or a TVR engined LR?


See above!

Jamie



My JE range rover engine is built to a very similar spec to a chim 500. But with a supercharger thrown in for good measureevil

cre

168 posts

223 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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itsallyellow said:
cre said:
tuffer said:
Even more interesting, who has a 4 wheel drive TVR or a TVR engined LR?


See above!

Jamie



My JE range rover engine is built to a very similar spec to a chim 500. But with a supercharger thrown in for good measureevil



Is it JE Eng or JE Dev?

Never had the pleasure of working for JE Dev but worked for JE Eng a while back, did a rather special blown engine for a mad russian...from memory it made 320 ft/lb at 1500 rpm, peaking at just a smidge over 440 ft/lb.
Enough grunt to stick the passengers to the rear windows!



Jamie

itsallyellow

Original Poster:

3,663 posts

222 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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JE eng coventry

malman

2,258 posts

261 months

Sunday 25th February 2007
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Me

Cerbera 4.2

2.5NA 90

Both for sale at the moment - to be replaced with

another TVR and another 90

john p

199 posts

219 months

Monday 26th February 2007
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Me too,Disco TD5 and Chimaera 430