Attention all Newbies
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Rower

Original Poster:

1,381 posts

295 months

Thursday 10th May 2007
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It is good to see lots more people looking at this site either having just bought an 'S' or thinking about getting one,when I bought mine about 5 years ago the first thing I did was to buy the 'Bible'read written by TVR guru Steve Heath it was invaluable then as a prospective owner as it is now. It covers everything you need to own and run the cars ,it is available thro the TVR car club or from Steve direct , as I am one of the million or so Orange broardband users being fckd about at the mo i cannot post a link however do a serch on this site or google him.

Another very knowledgble man is Steve Parkerangel who has produced an alternative parts list for the car,it can be downloaded from www.parkersteve.dsl.pipex.com/spar And Finaly Colins bow website is also a must and can be accessed thro his website by logging onto his sign in name 'Pies' thro his profile here.

What ever you do keep it shiny side up !

dougc

8,241 posts

294 months

Thursday 10th May 2007
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By the way - don't worry, they all do that sir....

cnhss1

942 posts

246 months

Thursday 10th May 2007
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the alterpart link doesnt work (or it could be me being thick...)

dougc

8,241 posts

294 months

Thursday 10th May 2007
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cnhss1 said:
the alterpart link doesnt work (or it could be me being thick...)


Try replacing .asp for .html at the end of the link. Should work then.

Rower

Original Poster:

1,381 posts

295 months

Thursday 10th May 2007
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cnhss1 said:
the alterpart link doesnt work (or it could be me being thick...)



for some reason the whole of the address for the list will not reproduce on here it should read after the slash as follows.. /sparts.asp

Because of the crap connection I have with Orange/wannadoo i cannot check it , but do persevere it is well worth a look and the knowledge that your P and J is made up of a mixture of parts from a Lada to an XKS will enable you to sleep well at night !

Guy

page3

5,193 posts

280 months

Thursday 10th May 2007
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I'd also recommend Haggishead's TVR Diary as essential (and very entertaining) reading.

www.haggishead.myby.co.uk/TVR/index.html

pies

13,116 posts

285 months

Thursday 10th May 2007
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page3 said:
I'd also recommend Haggishead's TVR Diary as essential (and very entertaining) reading.

www.haggishead.myby.co.uk/TVR/index.html


Oh yes

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Thursday 10th May 2007
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Jeez, I really miss the old girl... cry



Anyone know where J160 KLX is these days...?

s27

501 posts

313 months

Monday 14th May 2007
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dougc said:
cnhss1 said:
the alterpart link doesnt work (or it could be me being thick...)


Try replacing .asp for .html at the end of the link. Should work then.



www.parkersteve.dsl.pipex.com/sparts.html

SP

tvrgit

8,489 posts

281 months

Monday 14th May 2007
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pies said:
page3 said:
I'd also recommend Haggishead's TVR Diary as essential (and very entertaining) reading.

www.haggishead.myby.co.uk/TVR/index.html


Oh yes

Why thank you, kind sirs.

I am surprised that anybody finds it useful - it can often seem more like a catalogue of errors than a blog of any real progress. Or... em... idea maybe that's the "essential" attraction? Ah well if it makes you feel better about your own technical ability I suppose I've done my bit for the TVR S society.

One day I'll get the hang of it all and then you'll be sorry...

Ballistic Banana

14,706 posts

296 months

Monday 14th May 2007
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Podie said:
Jeez, I really miss the old girl... cry



Anyone know where J160 KLX is these days...?



Ditto,



BB

pies

13,116 posts

285 months

Monday 14th May 2007
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Podie said:
Jeez, I really miss the old girl... cry



Anyone know where J160 KLX is these days...?


I'm going to pi55 you off now,as it was one of the best looking esses I've seen

JT

208 posts

252 months

Monday 14th May 2007
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eh? bonnet change?

pies

13,116 posts

285 months

Monday 14th May 2007
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JT said:
eh? bonnet change?


Nope a few S3 cars were fitted with the S4 bonnet

barkychoc

7,848 posts

233 months

Tuesday 15th May 2007
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pies said:
Podie said:
Jeez, I really miss the old girl... cry



Anyone know where J160 KLX is these days...?


I'm going to pi55 you off now,as it was one of the best looking esses I've seen


According to www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk J160KLX is currently taxed, so looks like its still alive !

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Tuesday 15th May 2007
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pies said:
Podie said:
Jeez, I really miss the old girl... cry



Anyone know where J160 KLX is these days...?


I'm going to pi55 you off now,as it was one of the best looking esses I've seen


I genuinely wish I'd never sold it. I don't regret many things in life, but parting with that car is one of them. :sigh:

barkychoc

7,848 posts

233 months

Tuesday 15th May 2007
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According to www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk J160KLX is currently taxed, so still alive !

Chris

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Tuesday 15th May 2007
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barkychoc said:
According to www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk J160KLX is currently taxed, so still alive !

Chris


yes and I think the guy I sold it too, still owns it.

He wanted to get round to the cosmetic stuff I'd not sorted... and also mentioned a brake upgrade.

pies

13,116 posts

285 months

Tuesday 15th May 2007
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[quote=Podie
I genuinely wish I'd never sold it. I don't regret many things in life, but parting with that car is one of them. :sigh:
[/quote]

I hear most owners regret selling there S that make me so determined to hang on to mine

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Tuesday 15th May 2007
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pies said:
Podie said:

I genuinely wish I'd never sold it. I don't regret many things in life, but parting with that car is one of them. :sigh:


I hear most owners regret selling there S that make me so determined to hang on to mine



It didn't have the outright pace of the Chimaera or Griffith, nor the same presence on the road... however there is *something* about the S...