High mileage Tuscans?
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its not a tuscan, its a cerb speed six, one of the first 20 i have been told, its currently on 30k, had three engine rebuilds on original engine.
They obviously gave up trying to correct that one and installed a new engine 6k miles ago LMAO, luckily i have the benefit of all the work done and not had to shell out on it.
They obviously gave up trying to correct that one and installed a new engine 6k miles ago LMAO, luckily i have the benefit of all the work done and not had to shell out on it.
I did about 70k in mine over 7 years (following 60k in my Griff). The Tuscan (a Red Rose) had two full engine rebuilds at around 11k and 33k. I also seem to recall it went back to Blackpool sometime between for 3 weeks or so for a "top end rebuild" which I suspect was no more than reshimming the valves as one shim had punched through.
I had just fitted its 5th clutch when I got rid (at c£1,000 a pop - ouch!)
I had just fitted its 5th clutch when I got rid (at c£1,000 a pop - ouch!)
optimal noise said:
so called said:
84k on my 2000 Tuscan 4.0l.
Rebuild by TVR at 35k and then at 70k by Str8six. That was Jan /Feb 2007.
Used as my daily drive.
Go on my son Rebuild by TVR at 35k and then at 70k by Str8six. That was Jan /Feb 2007.
Used as my daily drive.


Feeles realy tight with new shocks, geometry etc.
A great car that deserves looking after for all the fun it gives in return.
nobody important said:
Lots of Tuscans for sale have less then 20,000 miles on the clock. Some of these cars are now 8 years old, thats approx 2500 miles a year.
Anyone got a high mileage Tuscan?
If so how many miles have you done between rebuilds?
65000 miles a few niggles, but nothing that has left me stuck or cost over £100 to fix.Anyone got a high mileage Tuscan?
If so how many miles have you done between rebuilds?
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