FHC restored plus donor car ebay
FHC restored plus donor car ebay
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Yatesy350i

Original Poster:

1,035 posts

166 months

Sunday 14th April 2013
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While I'm at advertising other people's cars for them. It seems a shame to leave this one out. Sorry what can I say I'm addicted to eBay.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TVR-TASMIN-FHC-1980-MK-1...

Looks nice and comes with a donor car. Could be a good project for someone. Sadly not me just bought a runabout at the auction and shall we say it has issues! So I'm not looking for another TVR for a few weeks.

Karl.

Solitude

1,902 posts

205 months

Sunday 14th April 2013
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Great colour !

Still reckon a set of lattice alloys would make it look better tho !!

TvR Driver

564 posts

279 months

Sunday 14th April 2013
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Nice car and before anyone says anything I think a good price

Like the seats what are they from ?

Ty

smash

2,062 posts

258 months

Sunday 14th April 2013
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Holy fk!!! That's my old FHC!!! I owned it from 87-88. Valve seats cracked across on one head - one bore was full of water when we swapped out the head. Outriggers were rotten even then - got a red MOT lol!

It's changed colour - it was silver originally with chocolate and beige velour interior - my brother colour keyed the bumpers which were black.

Clearly had a lot of love and attention to get her back on the road.... http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=110...

Edited by smash on Sunday 14th April 21:40

mrzigazaga

18,816 posts

195 months

Sunday 14th April 2013
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Looks like i was right....cool...Looks a nice FHC..Worth every penny...Ziga

Tasmin200

1,386 posts

217 months

Monday 15th April 2013
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That looks great. Fab colour. One day.....

smash

2,062 posts

258 months

Monday 15th April 2013
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Keep looking at this and getting all misty eyed - Friday nights down The Bull in Hockley. Listening to It Bites and Icehouse on the Matsui tape deck (classssssssy). I even carted all my (then) state of the art gear (Roland GP8, 2 xAkai S800s and an Atari ST running Cubase) to the original Marquee Club in Wardour Street to do a showcase for a guy called Danny Saxon. 25 years ago now. Sheesh. He didn't make it as a solo artist but he ended up doing pretty well I think! http://www.madmusicproduction.com/About_Mad_Music....