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Car starts fine, seems to be ticking over reasonably, took it for a blat, no probs around 20 miles, then as I got near home it started struggling and threatening to stall, got home and it gave up the ghost as I pulled onto my drive. Once it had cooled down started again, no sign of problems, went for another drive it died two miles down the road at some lights and refused to start again (was happily turning over, just not firing)
This happened to me last year. Turned out to be the ignition module. Very easy to replace, but not cheap, so get it checked first.
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I'm no expert, but i suspect that a failing sensor gets too hot to function properly after about 20 mins of driving, it then splutters and stalls and wont restart. After a few minutes, it cools down and all seems well again, for another 10 minutes or so.
Check out my website - www.jsread.com/tvr/blog.php - bottom entry titled 2005-09-03 Misfire cured. Might be worthwhile checking some of the previous entries also (use the 'next' button/link at the bottom of the page)
I'm no expert, but i suspect that a failing sensor gets too hot to function properly after about 20 mins of driving, it then splutters and stalls and wont restart. After a few minutes, it cools down and all seems well again, for another 10 minutes or so.
..or it just could be an earth connection drying out. The two in the middle of the car can cause a cornucopia of problems for example. Are you still getting the fuel rail pressurising after the cut out btw? if not it could be the fuel pump (or pump wiring, relay, etc). Sadly due to the fairly generic description of the problem you're going to get an awful lot of suggestions of what it "might be"... good luck 

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