Would you buy this car?
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Cheap Tuscan (blue one £9850) - well looked after - always cared for 
http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk/www/cars/TVR+...
Here's the evidence -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSLYO6aXlGo

http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk/www/cars/TVR+...
Here's the evidence -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSLYO6aXlGo
If I was after a Tuscan I'd be tempted by the one a few spaces below http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/329127.htm
Get some 18" Spiders, change the side and front lights to clear. Bargain!
If you have any change left over then you could get some CCC carbon cans
Get some 18" Spiders, change the side and front lights to clear. Bargain!
If you have any change left over then you could get some CCC carbon cans

Edited by T5SOR on Friday 11th January 12:05
T5SOR said:
If I was after a Tuscan I'd be tempted by the one a few spaces below http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/329127.htm
Get some 18" Spiders, change the side and front lights to clear. Bargain!
If you have any change left over then you could get some CCC carbon cans
saw that myself,brilliant example..Get some 18" Spiders, change the side and front lights to clear. Bargain!
If you have any change left over then you could get some CCC carbon cans

Edited by T5SOR on Friday 11th January 12:05
Bluebottle said:
CAT D and cracked windscreen, I would be very concerned that the chassis is still twisted.
You should be more careful what you say. Who says that the chassis was ever damaged?Having suffered a heavy crash where the body was severely damaged all round, smashed windscreen, front suspension shot, steering rack snapped and the nose/radiator ripped off; the chassis was completely untouched and it was written off as a Cat D. It is now being rebuilt for its new owner.
“Category D - most likely to be non-structural damage and should be relatively easily repairable. In this case the vehicle may have been economical to repair but for other reasons it was written off. For example where the insurer have to provide a courtesy car the time taken to repair the vehicle would mean that the courtesy car cost together with the repair cost would be excessive. In a category D scenario it is more likely that the insurer did not wish to repair.”
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