S Convertible model
Discussion
clarenceboddiger said:
I think V8 Yale has the original one, I took these the day he picked it up, looks very similar.


That man has a habit of buying cars that I would buy if I saw them first. The rear end is IMHO far better than that on the S.

I would say from looking at these that the model is based on the 'M' series??

That man has a habit of buying cars that I would buy if I saw them first. The rear end is IMHO far better than that on the S.

Edited by clarenceboddiger on Saturday 12th December 09:01
Cheers
Jaye
SMTS do a model of a V8S in kit form or built.
Mine is the same as my car - still in kit form
http://www.smtsmodels.demon.co.uk/catalog/classicb...
Mine is the same as my car - still in kit form

http://www.smtsmodels.demon.co.uk/catalog/classicb...
Barkychoc said:
SMTS do a model of a V8S in kit form or built.
Mine is the same as my car - still in kit form
http://www.smtsmodels.demon.co.uk/catalog/classicb...
Enquired little while ago if they had any plans to modify the moulds a bit and do an S3 (V6)? was told no, and in fact V8S is now out of production.Mine is the same as my car - still in kit form

http://www.smtsmodels.demon.co.uk/catalog/classicb...
Got one in kit form from Grand Prix Models (in Banbury) about £40-£45 if I recall correctly, the made up one they had was about double I think. Plan was to modify it myself, maybe, one day ???
phillpot said:
"Spark" do a few TVR's, Tasmin 350 due out next and maybe an S will follow one day ?
http://www.sparkmodel.com/Quick Search "TVR" for 2 pages of models
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I shall now walk away in shame (I should know this as 2 of the chaps sprint them in the Speed Championships) 
Still like my new "Ornament" !