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Just a quick heads up, has anyone seen these, moulded from my repaired grille but not being sold by me nor am I on commission!
:. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...
They are a great alternative to the cheesegrater grille and at a sensible price.
:. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...They are a great alternative to the cheesegrater grille and at a sensible price.
I have heard about Plastic man, but Ryan who is making these is ex-Marcos design and development and was their until the bitter end. He at Marcos (UNDER DAMAIN MCTAGART ex TVR)helped design the TSO, make the pre-production prototype, made production moulds, and helped build the 6 production cars before it went bust.
I would say he more than has the skills to do one off items and is also an avid pistonheader, his name is columbo on here
Have a look at the gallery on his website and you will see a little of the work he has done
he is also desparate to build a speed 12 if he could get hold of any of the moulds/panels, and trust me it wouldn't take him long!
www.spautomotive.co.uk
I would say he more than has the skills to do one off items and is also an avid pistonheader, his name is columbo on here
Have a look at the gallery on his website and you will see a little of the work he has done
he is also desparate to build a speed 12 if he could get hold of any of the moulds/panels, and trust me it wouldn't take him long!
www.spautomotive.co.uk
I trust Ryan, he knows what he is doing when it comes to making one-off's or reparing fiberglass.
He is doing some bespoke pieces for Candy and I won't let just anyone touch her due to a) her uniqueness and b) the paint job.
He has his own TVR now and is doing work to that, I belive - all being well - that should be completed in the New Year and will be shown at events, its not going to be like the Blue T350 or the Carisma cerb though.
Not a lot else to say but
Claire
He is doing some bespoke pieces for Candy and I won't let just anyone touch her due to a) her uniqueness and b) the paint job.
He has his own TVR now and is doing work to that, I belive - all being well - that should be completed in the New Year and will be shown at events, its not going to be like the Blue T350 or the Carisma cerb though.
Not a lot else to say but
Claire
I've got one of these on my Tuscan ?
Looks great although it's not as simple to fit as I'd imagined. Also, it's not designed for high speed runs, as it snapped the mountings at about 160mph on the way to the Nurburgring a couple of years ago.
I've uprated it now with some additional brackets, so all in all a really good buy IMHO

Looks great although it's not as simple to fit as I'd imagined. Also, it's not designed for high speed runs, as it snapped the mountings at about 160mph on the way to the Nurburgring a couple of years ago.
I've uprated it now with some additional brackets, so all in all a really good buy IMHO

rralston said:
I've got one of these on my Tuscan ?
Looks great although it's not as simple to fit as I'd imagined. Also, it's not designed for high speed runs, as it snapped the mountings at about 160mph on the way to the Nurburgring a couple of years ago.
I've uprated it now with some additional brackets, so all in all a really good buy IMHO
It does depend on who's made it though, and how thick the glass is in that area. I have revised this with the new ones!
Looks great although it's not as simple to fit as I'd imagined. Also, it's not designed for high speed runs, as it snapped the mountings at about 160mph on the way to the Nurburgring a couple of years ago.
I've uprated it now with some additional brackets, so all in all a really good buy IMHO

I recently bought a new cheesegrater for aout 250 and with paint etc I think it cost me about 600 quid in total.
I definitely would have considered this option if I had seen it before.
Does it simply locate on the same bolts as the cheesegrater ??
Unfortunately I cant afford to buy the alternative. (unless I sell my cheesegrater ?)
FOR SALE;- one high speed cheesegrater, low mileage, carefull owner....etc. etc.
I definitely would have considered this option if I had seen it before.
Does it simply locate on the same bolts as the cheesegrater ??
Unfortunately I cant afford to buy the alternative. (unless I sell my cheesegrater ?)
FOR SALE;- one high speed cheesegrater, low mileage, carefull owner....etc. etc.
Columbo said:
rralston said:
I've got one of these on my Tuscan ?
Looks great although it's not as simple to fit as I'd imagined. Also, it's not designed for high speed runs, as it snapped the mountings at about 160mph on the way to the Nurburgring a couple of years ago.
I've uprated it now with some additional brackets, so all in all a really good buy IMHO
It does depend on who's made it though, and how thick the glass is in that area. I have revised this with the new ones!
Looks great although it's not as simple to fit as I'd imagined. Also, it's not designed for high speed runs, as it snapped the mountings at about 160mph on the way to the Nurburgring a couple of years ago.
I've uprated it now with some additional brackets, so all in all a really good buy IMHO


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