Interesting....what about the price?

[firefox1712]

http://www.classicdriver.com/en/car/tvr/t350/1989/...

Is it a typo?

[Aeroflop]

I don't think so. It looks like a mint condition lefty, which are both price-raising things. Another question is, if it will actually sell with that price. I kinda hope it will, because IMO wedges are undervalued cars.

[400SE Dave]

Looks a really nice one. Not sure about the rear spoiler though!

[350zwelgje]

Don't think it will sell for that, but not 10k less either. Probably in the middle if it sells.
Original continental TVRs fetch a higher price (LHD & original list price 2-3 times the UK one!), and are also valued higher for insurance, think they would estimate mine (std 350i LHD original Dutch car) at around €15-17k.... The continental price is one of the reasons TVRs get exported at a rate from the UK. Second is that there are not many around, so if you know all the owners of the model you are after and no one wants to sell what can you do?

Rob

[PHJayV8]

Perfect to go with someone's Spanish villa?

[jmorgan]

Looks like it is set up for off road, or is that me?

[Grady]

Interesting - $USD 30K about what a 280 sold for new in the day. Nice condition. Original rear spoiler? Doesn't look like it and our 3rd brake light was in the boot lid. Grady

[vampire222]

Well it does look like a really good condition lhd wedge, maybe for a rich collector. I do know my way less pristine lhd has an insurance tag of 10k euros on it though.

[Jonny weggie]

At £19000, thats showroom prices back in it's hay days but to ask that price now is way to much think he's been eating to many Chorizo's.

[adam quantrill]

...thinking hat on... how much would it cost to convert an RHD wedge to LHD.... ;^)