RE: TVR Power buys the farm
RE: TVR Power buys the farm
Wednesday 1st February 2006

TVR Power buys the farm

Spares for earlier cars now available


Get spares from TVR Power
Get spares from TVR Power
TVR Power announced it has bought TVR Engineering's entire stock of spare parts for Chimaeras, Griffiths, and AJP V8s.

TVR Power's Dom Trickett said that the company now has £1 million of stock for sale to both trade and general public.

The dealer said that this means anyone who needs a spare can buy it directly, rather than going to TVR itself.

Sounds like TVR is clearing out space for a move...

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TT Tim

Original Poster:

4,168 posts

276 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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So what happens when the AJP V8 bits run out of stock? Is it TVR Powers intention to continue manufacture or any obsolete parts as and when?

What to do? Do all the Cerb' owners start stockpiling bits 'just in case'?

I'm not trying to be negative, just undecided as to the effect this may have in the long run.

Tim

rev-erend

21,619 posts

313 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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Wow - TVR really are getting rid of all the old stuff (assets ?)

What will they sell next ?

number 7

4,113 posts

291 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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Wonder if this includes body moulds, chassis jigs and other manufacturing tooling? The factory have long since ceased supporting the S and Wedge models, so I suppose it was inevitable.....

7.

jellison

12,803 posts

306 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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A million quids worth does not really sound like a huge amount of bit when you add it all up knowing what your average single component would cost.

jacko lah

3,297 posts

278 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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TT Tim said:
So what happens when the AJP V8 bits run out of stock?


Engine swap ? XE is always good for a laugh !!

Nuggs

4,640 posts

263 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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Grief - I was getting worried by the title of this thread: I thought they had really 'bought the farm', i.e. died.

Phew

Seasider

12,728 posts

278 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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jellison said:
A million quids worth does not really sound like a huge amount of bit when you add it all up knowing what your average single component would cost.


I wonder Million cost or retail value...

It is TVR Jon not some yank company

TT Tim

Original Poster:

4,168 posts

276 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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jacko lah said:
TT Tim said:
So what happens when the AJP V8 bits run out of stock?


Engine swap ? XE is always good for a laugh !!


The AJP V8 is the essence of the Cerbera.

Tim

bsdnazz

762 posts

282 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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number 7 said:
Wonder if this includes body moulds, chassis jigs and other manufacturing tooling? The factory have long since ceased supporting the S and Wedge models, so I suppose it was inevitable.....

7.


Here's hoping it does include the tooling. This is the same trusty Chim I've had for 40 years. Two new chassis and a few new bodies.

CiderwithCerbie

1,420 posts

296 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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TT Tim said:
jacko lah said:
TT Tim said:
So what happens when the AJP V8 bits run out of stock?


Engine swap ? XE is always good for a laugh !!


The AJP V8 is the essence of the Cerbera.

Tim


You could always retro-fit the new unburstable (quote SXS) Speed Six









I'll get my coat

TT Tim

Original Poster:

4,168 posts

276 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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CiderwithCerbie said:
TT Tim said:
jacko lah said:
TT Tim said:
So what happens when the AJP V8 bits run out of stock?


Engine swap ? XE is always good for a laugh !!


The AJP V8 is the essence of the Cerbera.

Tim


You could always retro-fit the new unburstable (quote SXS) Speed Six


I'd rather buy a chocolate teapot!

Tim

EJmec

21 posts

269 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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It is my understanding that all the parts can be sourced as normal through your dealer and that the parts are still being dispatched from Blackpool
It seems as though it is just the paperwork side going through power and that TVR haven't sold the jigs,bucks and rights etc
I still reckon it is still worth trying people like TVRcarparts,Austec etc as they also hold large stocks of parts and offer upgrades and alternatives as well as oe parts

Yippee38

66 posts

313 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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bsdnazz said:
This is the same trusty Chim I've had for 40 years. Two new chassis and a few new bodies.


Sounds like it's not quite the same Chim.

mark202

14 posts

255 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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is/ will there be any sort plan to give long term surport or this the start of out with the old.
will we all have to pay more for bits and are things going to be harder to get?
so will any new Cerbs if they get made have an ajp or a lump base on it?

seems bad

taraka1

19 posts

253 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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Tvr Power will be selling new parts and maintaining stock levels to suite market demands,we will be offering long term support to all customers.

Parts enquiry andy@tvr-power.co.uk

Managing Director
Dominic Trickett

T5SOR

2,030 posts

254 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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taraka1 said:
Tvr Power will be selling new parts and maintaining stock levels to suite market demands,we will be offering long term support to all customers.

Parts enquiry andy@tvr-power.co.uk

Managing Director
Dominic Trickett



Thats good news Dom, maybe you will pay me the reward money now which you offered for info on the break in?

Mike

kojak

4,547 posts

282 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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That is good news. Cheers Dom.

alpinee

6 posts

247 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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Tried to get some parts for my chimaera diff this week phoned the factory and they did not want to know they are not interested in older models mine is an 02 think its not very good sure they could make some money on supplying parts for older models after some phoning different people at the factory eventualy told the manufacturer of the diff and they were very helpfull so older tvr owners beware the factory dosent want to know

jellison

12,803 posts

306 months

Thursday 2nd February 2006
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alpinee said:
Tried to get some parts for my chimaera diff this week phoned the factory and they did not want to know they are not interested in older models mine is an 02 think its not very good sure they could make some money on supplying parts for older models after some phoning different people at the factory eventualy told the manufacturer of the diff and they were very helpfull so older tvr owners beware the factory dosent want to know
I recon best if non Sp6 based - all they make now is to research any part you need first - not even think about going to the factory - they obvoiusly not interested, Indie then power - or better still source the parts outsideof the whole TVr cleeky world and fit yourself or get local gargae to do it / anything.

Seaside get to the ACE tomorrow or VW on sunday - I "HAVE to see your Awesome beast!"

>> Edited by jellison on Friday 3rd February 08:54

nsparey

926 posts

280 months

Thursday 2nd February 2006
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alpinee said:
Tried to get some parts for my chimaera diff this week phoned the factory and they did not want to know they are not interested in older models mine is an 02 think its not very good sure they could make some money on supplying parts for older models after some phoning different people at the factory eventualy told the manufacturer of the diff and they were very helpfull so older tvr owners beware the factory dosent want to know


That will be your four year old "older model" then! My Cerb will be three in May so is that an old model too? jesus!