tuscan px

[sumoone]

i am thinking of px my 94 griff 500 for a 2000 tuscan s...should i do it?

i have spent in excess of £7000 in the last 18 months and it is driving the best i have ever had it....

What do people think?....just the concept of griffith versus Tuscan


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[lazyitus]

I love Tuscans but personally I wouldn't swap the Griff for one unless it was one of the newer Tuscan II's.

Griffs rock.

[mongoose]

sumoone said:

i am thinking of px my 94 griff 500 for a 2000 tuscan s...should i do it?

i have spent in excess of £7000 in the last 18 months and it is driving the best i have ever had it....

What do people think?....just the concept of griffith versus Tuscan


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I sold my first griff for a Tuscan,had it 6 months then went back to a Griff,which i can't imagine parting with.Nuff said!

[old64er]

I would be dubious after spending that money in a short time to see very little of it back at resale time.
I am sure the tuscans are two cylinders short and the ticking timebomb speed 6 does nothing to inspire convidence in them but thats my opinion and no doubt some on here will say different.

[soufriere]

Thought about part ex'ing my chim, but have to agree with lazyitus, would have to be the tuscan 2. The tuscan 1 engine would worry me too much. Still tempting though!!

[bluebottle]

soufriere said:

Thought about part ex'ing my chim, but have to agree with lazyitus, would have to be the tuscan 2. The tuscan 1 engine would worry me too much. Still tempting though!!

Ditto.

I did have a spin in a saggy and to be honest, i was a bit underwhelmed by the performance. Yes a i know they're faster, handle better etc etc, but it doesnt have the low end torque of a v8 and a properly sorted Griff chassis and suspension setup is easily a match for a factory setup T car.
Tuscan II convertable for me when i can afford one tho.