How many V8S still alive?
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Not sure anyone can prove this but I believe "How Many Left" lists 34 if I remember correctly, but it seems poor book keeping at TVR and DVLA miss quotes can alter the models quantities with TVR "unknown" listed as a model, and the cross overs of 280 and 290's.
Maybe the TVRcc has accurate lists??
Maybe the TVRcc has accurate lists??
Just checked this info, and "How Many Left" only has 23 left, a drop of 8 from last year which seems unlikely, considering how they are loved and admired,
8 would not just be lost!!
TVR " missing" lists 757 in existance but last year 979, so wildly fluctuating figures 222 just disappeared or gained correct description, but no others seem to have gained by this quantity so the short answer is......
.
Nobody Knows... !!
8 would not just be lost!!
TVR " missing" lists 757 in existance but last year 979, so wildly fluctuating figures 222 just disappeared or gained correct description, but no others seem to have gained by this quantity so the short answer is......
.
Nobody Knows... !!

mitoand9 said:
I never got why some are 280s and others 290s.. what's the difference? Does it count only for V8Ss?
No it's the same for V6. TVR were not very bothered about what the cars were registered as, hence the 280/290 mess.Some of the missing V8s may have been exported to europe.
The DVLA figures are never accurate (for anything!).
58ap said:
mitoand9 said:
I never got why some are 280s and others 290s.. what's the difference? Does it count only for V8Ss?
I thought 280's were the original 's', and 290's were the 's2'However, they didn't bother much with their paperwork, so some S2's are registered as 280S and some V8S's are registered as 290S.
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