tuscans getting common

[Russian Rocket]

what's going on. I hardly ever see a tuscan on the road and today 2 in space 30's silver one then black one A46 stratford bypass.

Need to buy something even rarer

[R555SSH]

Try a humpback whale. You hardly see those on the roads.

[russian rocket]

R555SSH said:

Try a humpback whale. You hardly see those on the roads.

lower power to wt ratio but handles better, good idea....

[basil brush]

Just don't go anywhere near Japan, especially those scientific research boats.

[TUS 373]

R555SSH said:

Try a humpback whale. You hardly see those on the roads.

I saw 2 on the M62 today, one this morning the other this afternoon. It wasn't the same one as they were different colours. One of them may have been a Tuscan 2 S, just wasn't close enough to check the tail.

[snowy]

is not just Tuscan's getting common, for the second time in 18 months of owning a tuscan i see another TVR, had to give the guy a
On the Botley Road in Oxford

[lurking lawyer]

TUS 373 said:

R555SSH said: Try a humpback whale. You hardly see those on the roads. One of them may have been a Tuscan 2 S, just wasn't close enough to check the tail.

If it had barnacles on, it was probably a humpback rather than a Tuscan S.

[R555SSH]

Not entirely accurate, my learned colleague.

TVR DID actually place barnacles on the 2003-2004 model year Tuscan S rear end.

Handcrafted barnacles made from pure Barnaclium, not your standard parts bin rubbish.

The company denies any failure of barnacles' performance. Principally, though, customers have reported failures in adhesion to the bodywork. Rather incongruously though, Blackpool (well known for its Barnacle, and latterly failed, cockle trade), have been offering 'goodwill' barnacle replacements.

Warranty cover is inconsistent. Giles 'The Chocolate' Starfish, a spokesman for Limpet Marine Automotive Co, said that crustacean adornment failure could be seen as wear and tear. The lift at the rear and of a Tuscan S at above 100 mph was enough to buffett many of the creatures off. Hungry passers-by would, additionally, 'buffet' the clingy critters off too.

Your local SeaWorld should have more information.



>> Edited by R555SSH on Sunday 23 October 12:30

[TUS 373]

Who would have ever thought - a light hearted and well humoured thread on the Tuscan forum.

We are out of the woods!

[TimW]

Try coming on a hampshire run! its overrun by Tuscans.