TVR in asia
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gun metal

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821 posts

270 months

Sunday 6th March 2005
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Is there any contact whit people from asia about tvr

neilm

22 posts

287 months

Monday 7th March 2005
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I am a TVR owner based in Bangkok, one of three I think.

There are a few more in Singapore/Malaysia. The used to be a factory in KL but it is closed.

chicklets

71 posts

264 months

Monday 7th March 2005
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what kind of information do you need? is it exporting a TVR to the Far East? If so which country? Dollar Bill owns a Chim in HK and my friend has one in KL, Malaysia.

blackmonday

554 posts

307 months

Monday 7th March 2005
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I would like information as well as I may be moving to Shanghai.

chicklets

71 posts

264 months

Monday 7th March 2005
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blackmonday said:
I would like information as well as I may be moving to Shanghai.


I just came back from Shanghai for their CNY celebrations. Depressing image with Passatts and Santanas gracing the roads with the odd Porker sprinkling once in a while. The supercars are there but all behind glass showrooms...

gun metal

Original Poster:

821 posts

270 months

Monday 7th March 2005
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chicklets said:
what kind of information do you need? is it exporting a TVR to the Far East? If so which country? Dollar Bill owns a Chim in HK and my friend has one in KL, Malaysia.

JUST WHAT TO KNOW HOW TVR LIFE IS OVER THERE.
nOTHING SPECIAL

Supersonic

1,163 posts

291 months

Monday 7th March 2005
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tvrmark

370 posts

299 months

Monday 7th March 2005
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Is there anyone in Taipei next week???

It's a long shot but I thought I'd ask.

Mark

blackmonday

554 posts

307 months

Monday 7th March 2005
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chicklets said:

blackmonday said:
I would like information as well as I may be moving to Shanghai.



I just came back from Shanghai for their CNY celebrations. Depressing image with Passatts and Santanas gracing the roads with the odd Porker sprinkling once in a while. The supercars are there but all behind glass showrooms...


I agree, it's extremely depressing. But when you see a Ferrari it really is a special sight. All my Chinese friends I've shown TVR's too think they are amazing and can't wait to see one up close.