Any Griffs or TVRs in Europe?
Any Griffs or TVRs in Europe?
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mad nad

Original Poster:

137 posts

248 months

Saturday 7th October 2006
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Anyone knows of any Tvrs in Europe, specially in Spain, can you post. Thanks.

gerjo

1,627 posts

311 months

Saturday 7th October 2006
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Lots of them, especially in Holland, Belgium and Germany. There are a few in Spain, although I don't personally know these people.
We live in France these days, but will come to Spain end of March with a group of English TVR's.

tvr4ever

644 posts

289 months

Saturday 7th October 2006
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mad nad said:
Anyone knows of any Tvrs in Europe, specially in Spain, can you post. Thanks.

Although we would love to live in Spain, unfortunatly, considering the weather, we live in the Netherlands as part of a large TVR community. I personaly know a few Griffith drivers in Germany, 1 above mentioned refugee from the Netherlands now living in France (hi Gerjo how's life), and a few men in Belgium. Soon more replys will follow.

Fred

mrcosmos

653 posts

240 months

Saturday 7th October 2006
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Hi,met a great couple at Griff Growl from Norway.Touring England at the time.Apparently only 2 Griffs in Norway.

mccrae

315 posts

274 months

Saturday 7th October 2006
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hi i live in Tenerife i have a cerb and a T350 here also know of a chim here but thats about it for here

byron

89 posts

260 months

Sunday 8th October 2006
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hi my father has a 94 griff 500 in france and is just going through the headach of a process trying to register it so any one else who has one there i would be pleased to hear from you i previously spoke to a french man down in bordeaux who had a french registered 500 but i cant remember his name so thats two in france i did know of three but i now live back in england

N&L

138 posts

292 months

Monday 9th October 2006
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Hi

We have a 94 4.0L down in the south of France. We drove it here for a year on UK plates and then registered it in France. We used our local TVR agent to do all the paperwork. This required a certificate of conformity, proof of purchase and VAT paid, a "controle technique" (French MOT) if older than 4 years, as I remember. It cost about £500 to register it - the charge is related to power, so the Griff was expensive. The up side is that there is no road tax to pay.

tj500

91 posts

283 months

Monday 9th October 2006
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Hi, I'm based in Madrid & am proud owner of 97 Griff 500, believe it's the only one here.

tj

LastLawyer

135 posts

264 months

Monday 9th October 2006
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Nice greetings from a german 4.3 Griff Driver :-)