350SE WOW!
350SE WOW!
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TOPTON

Original Poster:

1,514 posts

265 months

Sunday 2nd October 2005
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Well I went and done it, K plate 350se. 350mile journey home was full of smiles. Needs a bit of tlc but shortly it will be sorted. Couple of question. Are the plugs, filters etc the same on the 3.9 engine as the 3.5.

350matt

3,897 posts

308 months

Sunday 2nd October 2005
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yes its basically the same engine with bigger bores / mod'ed heads and cam etc etc but the sundries are the same


Matt

sparkythecat

8,097 posts

284 months

Sunday 2nd October 2005
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TOPTON said:
Well I went and done it, K plate 350se. 350mile journey home was full of smiles.


And here's one of those cheesy grins pictured outside Chateau Sparky on the last leg of that homeward journey.



How smug is that?

cdt

537 posts

311 months

Sunday 2nd October 2005
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Looks nice.

Is it number 23?

firefox1712

1,772 posts

284 months

Monday 3rd October 2005
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Congrats Tony -

Hope you get a great deal of enjoyment out of your new toy - as it's a 350SE I'm sure you will.

Happy Wedging!

JJ

TOPTON

Original Poster:

1,514 posts

265 months

Monday 3rd October 2005
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Cheers Matt. It is no.23. I hope by recognising it cdt, you don't know something about it that I should know. Gonna give it a full service and new fluids throughout. Brakes are a bit spongey but from what i can gather they were a weak point. Hopefully new dot5.1 helps

>> Edited by TOPTON on Monday 3rd October 08:39

cdt

537 posts

311 months

Monday 3rd October 2005
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I only recognise it by the fact it is a J reg - don't think any 350SEs are.

I'm trying to document the details all 25 and get a photo of each of them. I have number 1.

Hope you enjoy it.

ric p

711 posts

298 months

Monday 3rd October 2005
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Tony - glad you're pleased with it. Hope you didn't has a too traumatic trip back up north. Good to know that it didn't misbehave, you always worry that despite trying to be a honest as possible it will use the first run of the new owner to serve up some TVR trouble.

Enjoy, Ric P

TOPTON

Original Poster:

1,514 posts

265 months

Monday 3rd October 2005
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cdt said:
I only recognise it by the fact it is a J reg - don't think any 350SEs are.

I'm trying to document the details all 25 and get a photo of each of them. I have number 1.

Hope you enjoy it.




If you are documenting the SE, then mine is a K plate not a J. Just turned 37k which I believe to be correct going by engine condition and MOT history.

ric p
Everything still works, even let my son drive it a short while. Once I got him to slow down, his face was a picture. Had to keep the roof on all the way home, it stopped and started raining more times than I can count. Cheers!

>> Edited by TOPTON on Monday 3rd October 19:43

rev-erend

21,621 posts

313 months

Monday 3rd October 2005
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Congratulation Tony.

I'm sure you will love it..

Have to update your profile now

cdt

537 posts

311 months

Tuesday 4th October 2005
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TOPTON said:

cdt said:
I only recognise it by the fact it is a J reg - don't think any 350SEs are.

I'm trying to document the details all 25 and get a photo of each of them. I have number 1.

Hope you enjoy it.





If you are documenting the SE, then mine is a K plate not a J. Just turned 37k which I believe to be correct going by engine condition and MOT history.

>> Edited by TOPTON on Monday 3rd October 19:43


oops meant K

TVR-NUT

1,404 posts

283 months

Wednesday 5th October 2005
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Congratulations on your new purchase Tony. I hope that it gives you many happy hours of motoring.

Mark

pamelahaswell

56 posts

255 months

Thursday 6th October 2005
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cdt said:
I only recognise it by the fact it is a J reg - don't think any 350SEs are.

I'm trying to document the details all 25 and get a photo of each of them. I have number 1.

Hope you enjoy it.


The Sports and Specialist Car Company very recently had No 25 or No 26 (there being no No 13) - I think I am right in this - and since they had a photo on their website, they would probably let you have a copy ...surely? Anyway, it was red with grey and pink interior. The link might take you there to ask them:
http://dealerservices.autotrader.co.uk/GetDealer.do?did=1319&pageid=2

dickieandjulie

1,068 posts

286 months

Friday 14th October 2005
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Welcome - I have no. 9

streaky

19,311 posts

278 months

Saturday 15th October 2005
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TOPTON said:
Had to keep the roof on all the way home ...
Not a real Wedger yet then! . Welcome - Streaky

TOPTON

Original Poster:

1,514 posts

265 months

Sunday 16th October 2005
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Not a real wedger yet! i will answer you tomorrow sir when I have no bevy on board. Boll****, what a wonderfull drive even with the roof on. Owned a S2 for 15months but not a patch on the V8 burble. Heavy rain for 300 mile would be enough for anybodies roof, I hope!!! No one is that die hard

grahamw48

9,944 posts

267 months

Sunday 16th October 2005
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Yes, I think you can be forgiven.

cerbi

197 posts

313 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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Hello everybody,
the last and only LHD factory built 350SE lives in the Blackforest/Germany.
Was special built for a German TVR Dealer in 1990. I own this 350SE since 1993.

Best Regards
cerbi

streaky

19,311 posts

278 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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TOPTON said:
Heavy rain for 300 mile would be enough for anybodies roof, I hope!
Drove about 200 miles with out the roof in pouring rain with lorry bow-waves washing into the car. Absolutely drenched! Another time, I drove 100 miles in a snow-storm (now that WAS interesting!), the entire inside of the car was white - Streaky

eesbad

1,330 posts

231 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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I have only driven in the sun or light drizzle and can put my hand on my heart and say I have never got wet... laugh