Christmas present to me
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Hi all
am I right in thinking that there is such a thing as a 350i engined FHC??
And if so, where do I find one?
Ive been wrangling over what to buy for a few months now and nothing seems to float the boat, well apart from the boat that I looked at, and I really do need to buy another TVR before the wife squanders all my cash on 'stuff' that is apparently needed for 2 year old girls!!!
Actually, the 2 year old is the reason for thinking of the Fixed Head so she can come out for a ride too!
Any ideas and indeed suggestions on a 4 seater with a V8 thats useable with a rug rat?
Stu
am I right in thinking that there is such a thing as a 350i engined FHC??
And if so, where do I find one?
Ive been wrangling over what to buy for a few months now and nothing seems to float the boat, well apart from the boat that I looked at, and I really do need to buy another TVR before the wife squanders all my cash on 'stuff' that is apparently needed for 2 year old girls!!!
Actually, the 2 year old is the reason for thinking of the Fixed Head so she can come out for a ride too!
Any ideas and indeed suggestions on a 4 seater with a V8 thats useable with a rug rat?
Stu
Hi Stu you are quite correct there was indeed a 350i FHC only problem they are rarer than choclate fireguards as there were only 6 (AFAIK) built and its a fair bet that 2 or 3 of those may have gone to the great parts bin in the sky - but willing to be told otherwise if anyone knows better?
As for TVR V8 with 4 seats the only other option would be a Cerbera 4.5 AJP but thats in a whole different running cost bracket.
Good luck with your quest.
As for TVR V8 with 4 seats the only other option would be a Cerbera 4.5 AJP but thats in a whole different running cost bracket.
Good luck with your quest.
pwd95 said:
Yes they only made 6 2+2 V8 fixed heads, so extreeeeemly rare. 'Shmig' on here has recently restored a white one. 
I lost out to Steve on ebay by £6!!! on that one. Really fancied it for the same reasons... lower costs, kids and something really special..
Steve, are there any photos about of the car now?
Mike
Thanks guys.
I thought they were pretty rare!
I had considered the cerb route, but due to potential running costs, decided aginst it.
I suppose I could go for a really old,,,,,,,,,
Hmmmmmmmm, was gonna write porsche but its not going to happen..
Im kinda stumped now, maybe itll have to be a wedge after all, and the wife can follow in the oil burner.
Stu
I thought they were pretty rare!
I had considered the cerb route, but due to potential running costs, decided aginst it.
I suppose I could go for a really old,,,,,,,,,
Hmmmmmmmm, was gonna write porsche but its not going to happen..
Im kinda stumped now, maybe itll have to be a wedge after all, and the wife can follow in the oil burner.
Stu
hallsie said:
SEvans said:
Does it have to be a v8? There are probably a few more 2.8 2+2's around.
I was concerned by the comments about the Efi system on the 2.8, albeit some were made in jest!Not overly concerned, but enough to think that the 3.5 would be the way.
This one was pointed out to me, but think I'd have to put a Cossie 2.9 in or a 302 Ford. - And it's a bit dear. 
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2009...

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2009...
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