Bornemann 3000M Cosworth Turbo on Telly last night
Bornemann 3000M Cosworth Turbo on Telly last night
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fresser

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272 months

Friday 22nd October 2004
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Don't know if many of you know the German TVR scene. Last night on Motorvision Classic, there was a report on the Bornemann Special conversion for the TVR 3000M Turbo.

Apparently this guy from Braunschwieg (He has a good reputation for repairs/services etc.) converts your 3000M into a 360BHP Cossie Powered Monster for a little over €67000...

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This is what they said:
Mit seinem Konzept "moderne Technik verhüllt in klassischem Design" ist er aber nicht alleine. Der TVR 3000 M Bj. 1972 stammt ursprünglich aus einer kleinen Sportwagenschmiede im englischen Blackpool. Die Firma Bornemann aus Braunschweig verlieh dem kleinen Sportler die Mega-Power: In unter fünf Sekunden von Null auf 100 km/h und 250 km/h Spitze.

Der TVR leistet bei 1,4 Bar Ladedruck und nur 1000 kg Fahrgewicht satte 360 PS. Um die Leistung auch vernünftig auf die Strasse zu bringen, sind weitere Umbaumaßnahmen natürlich unabdingbar. Um den Edel-TVR aufzubauen bedarf es intensiver Arbeit. Deshalb gibt es den Kraftprotz erst ab 67.000 Euro. Kein billiges Vergnügen also, aber ein echter Traumwagen. Die Firma Bornemann fertigt den Power-TVR ausschließlich auf Bestellung. Das lässt reichlich Spielraum für eigene Wünsche und Träume

Otherwise translated as:
With his Concept 'Modern technology in a classic design' he is not alone. The TVR 3000M build year 1972, comes originally from the small Blackpool sports car maker. The company Bornemann in Braunschwieg gives the small sports car MEGA-POWER. In under 5 secs from 0-62mph and 150mph max speed.

The TVR has 1.4bar Turbo Pressue and only 1000kgs laden weight with 360PS. To get the power suitably on the road, other modifications are of course needed. (they strengthen the chassis and use KW shocks/springs and AP brakes). To finish the nobel-TVR requires a lot of intensive re-work. This is why it takes 67,000 EURO (40k)to start the work. No cheap fun, but a dream-car. The company only finishes these to order, so it leaves enough room for wishes and dreams.


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fresser

Original Poster:

350 posts

272 months

Friday 22nd October 2004
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Cant get the picture to embedd properly..

sacha

509 posts

283 months

Friday 22nd October 2004
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here you go!

jellison

12,803 posts

306 months

Friday 22nd October 2004
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That is Bloody Awesome - make me want mine back and do the same.

Terminator

2,421 posts

313 months

Friday 22nd October 2004
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Was featured here www.pistonheads.com/tvr/m/bornemann.asp in August 2001. I wonder how many conversions have been done at that price?