Tough old bird

[Andy Pandie]

60(ish)mph impact, two miles to the next layby, pose for a picture, get levered out with the aid of a stick, quick flap of wings and back airbourne



Thankfully didn't hit the radiator either

[Chilliman]

Now thats impressive

[C3BER]

Ref to another post: 160 and you would have killed it

[nawarne]

Andy....if that snap was up for a caption - -

"TVR give kiss of life to young blackbird"

Nick

[markreilly]

nawarne said:

Andy....if that snap was up for a caption - -

"TVR give kiss of life to young blackbird"

Nick

Or "Oi Fred,come and have a look at the size of the motor in this one"

[Greeny]

nawarne said:

Andy....if that snap was up for a caption - -

"TVR give kiss of life to young blackbird"

Nick

Nah come on, "Blackbird gives kiss of life to TVR" ;-)

[grahamw48]

Brings to mind:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TpH79Q7dh4&fea...

[GG33]

Andy - It's because you drive it like a wuss.... :-)

GG

[rusgb]

"After years of trying Andy finally gets to take out a bird"
(Sorry Andy I don't know you, I'm sure you have taken plenty of birds out)
Rus

[GG33]

rusgb said:

"After years of trying Andy finally gets to take out a bird"
(Sorry Andy I don't know you, I'm sure you have taken plenty of birds out)
Rus

Better not tell Nettie (His wife)

[OldSkoolRS]

I thought it was rare to see a TVR driver flipping the bird.

[p4pedro]

[quote=Andy Pandie]60(ish)mph impact, two miles to the next layby, pose for a picture, get levered out with the aid of a stick, quick flap of wings and back airbourne

The car that is , unfortunatley the bird was dead.

peter

[SAGgy chef]

I found a sparrow in a messy state on the garage floor a few weeks ago, directly under the engine.
Can only presume the speed 6 spat it out, once I'd turned the engine off.
Glad you managed to get, a fly away, and recieved no damage!

[Andy Pandie]

GG33 said:

Andy - It's because you drive it like a wuss.... :-)

GG

Thanks Greg, it's not wuss, I call it being considerate to the enviroment

Hope you're enjoying the new toy, about time we had some pics

[medieval]

TVRs have always attracted birds.............we've always known that.

A Griff would have eaten it whole though........