tvr owners who also have a lotus
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Im another to the list all be it ex owner does that count??
..... was Elan thru and thru till 18 months ago ...
I had :
1969 elan plus 2 S - in need of work for MOT ... I was young so
went mad - new chassis - new everthing else -strip down respray ...
(al this then wrote it off after a few years)
1974 elan plus 2 130/5 JPS - got as a new project just before writing
first one off - remained a project moving from garage to garage until
I sold it as a project 18 months ago
1967 elan plus 2 - custom - fitted with flip front and 2.5l triumph straight 6
a rolling project that I eventually sold same time as JPS to help fund the cerbera
1998 Cerbera - wow a league appart - but still love elan plus 2s but wouldnt swap!
Well thats me done!! ... DAS
>> Edited by david smith on Thursday 10th November 20:50
..... was Elan thru and thru till 18 months ago ...
I had :
1969 elan plus 2 S - in need of work for MOT ... I was young so
went mad - new chassis - new everthing else -strip down respray ...
(al this then wrote it off after a few years)
1974 elan plus 2 130/5 JPS - got as a new project just before writing
first one off - remained a project moving from garage to garage until
I sold it as a project 18 months ago
1967 elan plus 2 - custom - fitted with flip front and 2.5l triumph straight 6
a rolling project that I eventually sold same time as JPS to help fund the cerbera
1998 Cerbera - wow a league appart - but still love elan plus 2s but wouldnt swap!
Well thats me done!! ... DAS
>> Edited by david smith on Thursday 10th November 20:50
Hello!
I have a 4ltr Chimaera and an M100 Elan SE Turbo
They are a good balance of different styles of fun. The Elan is my daily car and has been for just over 3 years. The Chimaera is my big muscle beastie for noise and longer journeys. Still struggle to chose each morning though.
I do have to make clear to myself which car I'm driving or I'll possibly kill myself!
I have a 4ltr Chimaera and an M100 Elan SE Turbo
They are a good balance of different styles of fun. The Elan is my daily car and has been for just over 3 years. The Chimaera is my big muscle beastie for noise and longer journeys. Still struggle to chose each morning though.
I do have to make clear to myself which car I'm driving or I'll possibly kill myself!
wedg1e said:
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Do I win a prize?![]()
It was interesting to compare the construction quality and methods of the two, when I first got the Esprit. For some reason I thought it'd be better-built than the TVR...
Nice pic, must be eenie, meenie, minee, mo at your house each morning. Don't remember my old Esprit being so small compared to a wedge. Nice though.
Cheers
David
Mrs Triple S said:
We have a Sagaris and due to a mid - life crisis I am looking at buying an Elise to replace my MR2.
So by the time the weekend is over we could be in this group![]()
>> Edited by Mrs Triple S on Friday 11th November 08:06
after 4 years of TVRs (and one still on the driveway) I can say the Elise is a revelation. Totally and utterly brilliant in every sense. You wont regret it.
shnozz said:
Mrs Triple S said:
We have a Sagaris and due to a mid - life crisis I am looking at buying an Elise to replace my MR2.
So by the time the weekend is over we could be in this group![]()
>> Edited by Mrs Triple S on Friday 11th November 08:06
after 4 years of TVRs (and one still on the driveway) I can say the Elise is a revelation. Totally and utterly brilliant in every sense. You wont regret it.
Okay - you've talked me into it
I was expecting some comments about age ........ and I have to say that I do feel a little hesitant owing to 'getting on a bit' ( not that it's ever stopped me before)
I keep asking Bal to talk me out of it but he wont.
His excuse is that you only live once so if you want it - get it

Mrs Triple S said:
shnozz said:
Mrs Triple S said:
We have a Sagaris and due to a mid - life crisis I am looking at buying an Elise to replace my MR2.
So by the time the weekend is over we could be in this group![]()
>> Edited by Mrs Triple S on Friday 11th November 08:06
after 4 years of TVRs (and one still on the driveway) I can say the Elise is a revelation. Totally and utterly brilliant in every sense. You wont regret it.
Okay - you've talked me into it![]()
I was expecting some comments about age ........ and I have to say that I do feel a little hesitant owing to 'getting on a bit' ( not that it's ever stopped me before)
I keep asking Bal to talk me out of it but he wont.
His excuse is that you only live once so if you want it - get it
Try a VXT as well.
TVR power in an Elise chassis...
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