Vienna TVR/BBWF 2007
Discussion
I want to say hello to all attendants of BBWF 2007 in Ettington Chase, who I had the pleasure to get to know on the Sunday´s cruise. It was my first chance to proudly introduce my 99 Chimaera 450 (starmist blue/magnolia) to other TVR enthusiasts. Naturally there were about 20 wedges a 500 Griff and an S-Series.
Thanks to Gandalf´s wife Jane who was kind enough to change some Euros into Pounds, which helped me to buy some fuel before I could get more cash to continue the travel back to Austria, where my car enjoyed already a lot of positive attention. Thank you to my table mates in the national trust inn who encouraged me to join PH with the logical name Vienna TVR.
You should know that I am very interested to support TVR or other Bristish sports car activities in my neighbourhood, because here a TVR is very exotic due to it´s little presence. I had already the chance to spread TVR interest on a few social rally days and will do so on the 24 Hours of Vienna on Sep 1 and 2 being so far the only TVR attending.
Thanks to Rob Ingleby for helping me find this car and to Simon Clowes Ride Drive Trainer from Hemel Hempsted, who joined me for some fast laps on Bruntingthorpe airfield and later to visit Silverstone Classics.
I plan to let my wonderful car breath English air by summer next year and to meet more TVR driver´s, hopefully also the ones I got to know.
Are there any photo´s on the web of BBWF 2007?
Sorry for not keeping all the names of the nice people I talked to (Tom, Paul, ...).
Michael
Thanks to Gandalf´s wife Jane who was kind enough to change some Euros into Pounds, which helped me to buy some fuel before I could get more cash to continue the travel back to Austria, where my car enjoyed already a lot of positive attention. Thank you to my table mates in the national trust inn who encouraged me to join PH with the logical name Vienna TVR.
You should know that I am very interested to support TVR or other Bristish sports car activities in my neighbourhood, because here a TVR is very exotic due to it´s little presence. I had already the chance to spread TVR interest on a few social rally days and will do so on the 24 Hours of Vienna on Sep 1 and 2 being so far the only TVR attending.
Thanks to Rob Ingleby for helping me find this car and to Simon Clowes Ride Drive Trainer from Hemel Hempsted, who joined me for some fast laps on Bruntingthorpe airfield and later to visit Silverstone Classics.
I plan to let my wonderful car breath English air by summer next year and to meet more TVR driver´s, hopefully also the ones I got to know.
Are there any photo´s on the web of BBWF 2007?
Sorry for not keeping all the names of the nice people I talked to (Tom, Paul, ...).
Michael
Hi Christian,
please klick
http://www.bestmoments.at/catago/BestMoments/FE/In...
You will recognize Höhenstrasse just a few hundred meters away from Kahlenberg top.
Michael
please klick
http://www.bestmoments.at/catago/BestMoments/FE/In...
You will recognize Höhenstrasse just a few hundred meters away from Kahlenberg top.
Michael
Sorry. See, if this helps:
www.bestmoments.at then: Zu den Bildern (on left top) then: Veranstaltungen 2007 then: Rally Pomali 2007 then TVR.
I can help you importing a TVR.
www.bestmoments.at then: Zu den Bildern (on left top) then: Veranstaltungen 2007 then: Rally Pomali 2007 then TVR.
I can help you importing a TVR.
Hi, good to see you have finally got on line, I was in the British Racing Green V8S at the Sunday lunch stop. It was good to meet you and now hear that you got back with the car and are enjoying TVR ownership.
As soon as i spotted the NAME, i knew we had a friend abroad into TVR and like us happy with the experiance.
Hpoe to talk, on line soon.
Cheers Tom.
As soon as i spotted the NAME, i knew we had a friend abroad into TVR and like us happy with the experiance.
Hpoe to talk, on line soon.
Cheers Tom.
Vienna TVR said:
Sorry. See, if this helps:
www.bestmoments.at then: Zu den Bildern (on left top) then: Veranstaltungen 2007 then: Rally Pomali 2007 then TVR.
I can help you importing a TVR.
Might remind you about that.www.bestmoments.at then: Zu den Bildern (on left top) then: Veranstaltungen 2007 then: Rally Pomali 2007 then TVR.
I can help you importing a TVR.
I am playing with the thought of replacing the MG with a TVR for years now. But there is always something in the way. Till recently, the MG was standing around virtually unused for over a year

Couldn't bare that anymore and brought it over to Ireland this year.
Vienna TVR said:
I want to say hello to all attendants of BBWF 2007 in Ettington Chase, who I had the pleasure to get to know on the Sunday´s cruise. It was my first chance to proudly introduce my 99 Chimaera 450 (starmist blue/magnolia) to other TVR enthusiasts. Naturally there were about 20 wedges a 500 Griff and an S-Series.
Thanks to Gandalf´s wife Jane who was kind enough to change some Euros into Pounds, which helped me to buy some fuel before I could get more cash to continue the travel back to Austria, where my car enjoyed already a lot of positive attention. Thank you to my table mates in the national trust inn who encouraged me to join PH with the logical name Vienna TVR.
You should know that I am very interested to support TVR or other Bristish sports car activities in my neighbourhood, because here a TVR is very exotic due to it´s little presence. I had already the chance to spread TVR interest on a few social rally days and will do so on the 24 Hours of Vienna on Sep 1 and 2 being so far the only TVR attending.
Thanks to Rob Ingleby for helping me find this car and to Simon Clowes Ride Drive Trainer from Hemel Hempsted, who joined me for some fast laps on Bruntingthorpe airfield and later to visit Silverstone Classics.
I plan to let my wonderful car breath English air by summer next year and to meet more TVR driver´s, hopefully also the ones I got to know.
Are there any photo´s on the web of BBWF 2007?
Sorry for not keeping all the names of the nice people I talked to (Tom, Paul, ...).
Michael
MichaelThanks to Gandalf´s wife Jane who was kind enough to change some Euros into Pounds, which helped me to buy some fuel before I could get more cash to continue the travel back to Austria, where my car enjoyed already a lot of positive attention. Thank you to my table mates in the national trust inn who encouraged me to join PH with the logical name Vienna TVR.
You should know that I am very interested to support TVR or other Bristish sports car activities in my neighbourhood, because here a TVR is very exotic due to it´s little presence. I had already the chance to spread TVR interest on a few social rally days and will do so on the 24 Hours of Vienna on Sep 1 and 2 being so far the only TVR attending.
Thanks to Rob Ingleby for helping me find this car and to Simon Clowes Ride Drive Trainer from Hemel Hempsted, who joined me for some fast laps on Bruntingthorpe airfield and later to visit Silverstone Classics.
I plan to let my wonderful car breath English air by summer next year and to meet more TVR driver´s, hopefully also the ones I got to know.
Are there any photo´s on the web of BBWF 2007?
Sorry for not keeping all the names of the nice people I talked to (Tom, Paul, ...).
Michael
Just spotted your posting and I have copied a link to it on the Wedges Forum.
You will find lots of photos of BBWF 2007.
Have a look and I am sure you will get some replies, if you post there.

Hi Michael, good to see you at the BBWF Sunday run and good to see you signed up on here. Hope you enjoy the car 
Here you are with the Wedges

Edited to notice...the 'lightweights' with their 'mullets' up
Not you Michael...not you
Here's the Wedge forum;
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/forum.asp?h=0&a...
Here you are with the Wedges


Edited to notice...the 'lightweights' with their 'mullets' up

Not you Michael...not you
Here's the Wedge forum;
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/forum.asp?h=0&a...
Edited by pwd95 on Friday 31st August 21:42
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