TVR, the early years?
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Had a nice little daytrip to France yesterday and ended up in Bayeux, where Mrs. Prunus and I spent a happy day seeing the sights.
I was a little suprised to find what must be the earliest reference to TVR in existance in a sleepy Normandy town rather than in Northern Britain.
I regret I am unable to translate the text in the picture, the only bit I recognise is 'TVR CARo', but it would appear to be an early representation of the factory.
I can certainly see a cow in the process of being turned into some upholstery and another bloke inspecting a steering wheel.
Any idea what's going on in the right of the picture?
www.hastings1066.com/bayeux22.shtml
I was a little suprised to find what must be the earliest reference to TVR in existance in a sleepy Normandy town rather than in Northern Britain.
I regret I am unable to translate the text in the picture, the only bit I recognise is 'TVR CARo', but it would appear to be an early representation of the factory.
I can certainly see a cow in the process of being turned into some upholstery and another bloke inspecting a steering wheel.
Any idea what's going on in the right of the picture?
www.hastings1066.com/bayeux22.shtml
prunus said:
Any idea what's going on in the right of the picture?
<a href="http://www.hastings1066.com/bayeux22.shtml">www.hastings1066.com/bayeux22.shtml</a>
The guy in the green tunic at the far right(first image) is heat treating some finger followers for the speed 6 engine
>> Edited by fly boy on Friday 27th August 08:09
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very good!