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I have just travelled almost the full length of the country to view a blue Tamora down in west Sussex.
I had been corresponding with the guy with e-mails and photos for two weeks. All was ok although some of my questions were evaded it was worth a look.
I spent ten minutes with him and left, this car is not what a 6000 mile tvr should look like.
TVRs are enthsiasts car. This has not been IMO looked after at all,
If you are selling your car [I know its your pride and joy but you have to be honest with the description to the buyer].
The search goes on
I had been corresponding with the guy with e-mails and photos for two weeks. All was ok although some of my questions were evaded it was worth a look.
I spent ten minutes with him and left, this car is not what a 6000 mile tvr should look like.
TVRs are enthsiasts car. This has not been IMO looked after at all,
If you are selling your car [I know its your pride and joy but you have to be honest with the description to the buyer].
The search goes on
You could save on the legwork and let this chap find you a decent one
http://www.jamesagger.com/default.asp
http://www.jamesagger.com/default.asp
chris plant said:
That was another problem it was not 07 more like 05
There have been several people saying they are looking for a 2006 onwards car recently. Hardly any were built in these years. Whatever the case, the car will still have been unused and new in 2007.There are not many of these cars in existence from any year. If the car felt right apart from the interior then watever you didn't like about the interior may not be expensive to clean/fix/tweak. Don't rule it out for a small thing, there are probably no 100% perfect cars out there.
chris plant said:
The seat was ripped and there was a hole in it as well.
Reading on these pages one guy had to have the whole interior rebuilt because a windscreen company damaged his and that cost 6k that was my main concern but not the only one.
Chris,Reading on these pages one guy had to have the whole interior rebuilt because a windscreen company damaged his and that cost 6k that was my main concern but not the only one.
What people pay for retrims on here and what they cost in the real world is a different matter. Full trim should cost about 2-2.5K if youre having everything done in leather.
If you had other concerns then you know best if that was enough to put you off purchase.
chris plant said:
I have just travelled almost the full length of the country to view a blue Tamora down in west Sussex.
I had been corresponding with the guy with e-mails and photos for two weeks. All was ok although some of my questions were evaded it was worth a look.
I spent ten minutes with him and left, this car is not what a 6000 mile tvr should look like.
TVRs are enthsiasts car. This has not been IMO looked after at all,
If you are selling your car [I know its your pride and joy but you have to be honest with the description to the buyer].
The search goes on
Did you recently travel to Norfolk/Suffolk borders ?I had been corresponding with the guy with e-mails and photos for two weeks. All was ok although some of my questions were evaded it was worth a look.
I spent ten minutes with him and left, this car is not what a 6000 mile tvr should look like.
TVRs are enthsiasts car. This has not been IMO looked after at all,
If you are selling your car [I know its your pride and joy but you have to be honest with the description to the buyer].
The search goes on
johnpalmer said:
Targarama said:
Sorry to hear that. You should have looked at the purple one for sale at Str8Six on the way home, very nice car.
Is this still for sale do you have details ?http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1804010.htm
Targarama said:
johnpalmer said:
Targarama said:
Sorry to hear that. You should have looked at the purple one for sale at Str8Six on the way home, very nice car.
Is this still for sale do you have details ?http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1804010.htm
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