TVR Fans, anybody good at repairs !!!!
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Take a look at these re-pairables???
anyone any good at a bit of do it yourself he he
http://amlinternational.co.uk/
anyone any good at a bit of do it yourself he he
http://amlinternational.co.uk/
They both look reasonable money with little damage, but they are always going to have the Cat D stigma (especially when selling) and there is no mention of any service history which would be a big worry on a speed 6 car. Also no mileage given on the T350 and over 20K on the Tuscan, engine rebuild territory. Maybe not such a good buy?
I thought this was going to be an electrical queery, but anyway...
I'm starting to be tempted by perfectly straight Tuscans at ~18K so 16K for a bent one seems a bit pricey. It looks an easy fix though. £10 fibreglass repair kit plus some paint plus some heavy duty vallium tablets for the engine worries. Sorted! Just needs to be priced at under 10K, that's all.
I'm starting to be tempted by perfectly straight Tuscans at ~18K so 16K for a bent one seems a bit pricey. It looks an easy fix though. £10 fibreglass repair kit plus some paint plus some heavy duty vallium tablets for the engine worries. Sorted! Just needs to be priced at under 10K, that's all.
Not worth it when you can buy a 'straight' Tuscan for under £12k.
TVR values have fallen considerably and willcontinue to fall until the future of TVR is known and demonstrated to the market. Only then will confidence return. Buying a 'write off' is probably a false economy unless you can get it dirt cheap.
R
TVR values have fallen considerably and willcontinue to fall until the future of TVR is known and demonstrated to the market. Only then will confidence return. Buying a 'write off' is probably a false economy unless you can get it dirt cheap.
R
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