just imagine what life would be like with no TVR i wonder

[dc53]

a life without a TVR oh my god all i could say is we would be all so boring an all we would do evry weekend is go out to the pub an watch football no TVR's i couldnt live in my opinion the best cars ever

[jimothy]

dc53 said:

a life without a TVR oh my god all i could say is we would be all so boring an all we would do evry weekend is go out to the pub an watch football no TVR's i couldnt live in my opinion the best cars ever

Almost as bad as a life without punctuation.

[Marki]

Or having your life centered around a car

[zippee]

The only good thing about life without TVR is that I'd actually have a bank balance!!

[v8sag]

zippee said:

The only good thing about life without TVR is that I'd actually have a bank balance!!

ditto,im sure i'd be better off being a heroine addict.




and probably live longer..

[dc53]

but this is all the fun of being a TVR owner

[phil green griff]

It's been eight months now without one and life is sh$te, so iv'e decide to say f$$k the bank balance and start looking for another

[dc53]

lol i dont blame you there lovely cars
but as i am not old enough 2 drive i dunno what they are like to drive all i know is my dad quite often gets the back end out

>> Edited by dc53 on Monday 22 May 17:24

[targarama]

dc53 said:

lol i dont blame you there lovely cars but as i am not old enough 2 drive i dunno what they are like to drive all i know is my dad quite often gets the back end out >> Edited by dc53 on Monday 22 May 17:24

I've been without mine for 4 weeks now - missing it terribly. Due to work commitments its going to be another 2 weeks before I collect it from the dealer. The grin never diminishes when you own a TVR

Daniel - a polite comment: using txt spk makes you sound less intelligent.

In order to afford a TVR (and corresponding repairs) you need a decent job. I suggest you pay a bit more attention to your written English. This will help you get a better job in future, and then you'll be able to afford a TVR. Hope you don't take this the wrong way - it is intended to be constructive advice. You'll never buy a TVR if you end up pushing trolleys for Asda.

>> Edited by targarama on Monday 22 May 17:31

[dc53]

lol i neva spoke in text as sum of the lets say older tvr drivers maybe wudnt no wat it ment
and no i am not intelligent

[targarama]

cant u rite in inglish?

[dc53]

nope noway

[2 sMoKiN bArReLs]

dc53 said:

all i know is my dad quite often gets the back end out

He'll find it drives better if he takes the full caboodle.

[rich 36]

2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:

dc53 said: all i know is my dad quite often gets the back end out He'll find it drives better if he takes the full caboodle.

oh....

I'll put the placards away than shall I, after all

[rs mexico]

My english is shite and ive driven well over 1000 tvrs and a few kwik save trollys ,no connection in the two .But i did have one that didnt steer round corners dam them lock stops.

[dc53]

but think tvr's r made 4 fun

[2 sMoKiN bArReLs]

rich 36 said:

I'll put the placards away than shall I, after all

The Norty Two are indeed out

[DJC]

targarama said:

dc53 said: lol i dont blame you there lovely cars but as i am not old enough 2 drive i dunno what they are like to drive all i know is my dad quite often gets the back end out >> Edited by dc53 on Monday 22 May 17:24 I've been without mine for 4 weeks now - missing it terribly. Due to work commitments its going to be another 2 weeks before I collect it from the dealer. The grin never diminishes when you own a TVR Daniel - a polite comment: using txt spk makes you sound less intelligent. In order to afford a TVR (and corresponding repairs) you need a decent job. I suggest you pay a bit more attention to your written English. This will help you get a better job in future, and then you'll be able to afford a TVR. Hope you don't take this the wrong way - it is intended to be constructive advice. You'll never buy a TVR if you end up pushing trolleys for Asda. >> Edited by targarama on Monday 22 May 17:31

Daniel dont listen to him. Using txt speak makes you sound like an engineer and therefore one of the most well paid, respected and and upstanding members of the community...bollox he's right. We're paid like cr@p, regarded as Human Resources by anybody with an MBA, distrusted by the Govt and generally ignored by the public.

Learn to read, write and add up (using more than just 1 and 0), get an MBA and go do something utterly useless in life, of no benefit to man nor beast but get paid well enough to buy a TVR.

Like a lawyer or estate agent.

[dc53]

stuff becoming nefin like dat i wana be a mechanic

[t40ora]

Watch it guys. DC may seem like a kid, pretend to be a kid, but when he arranges a meet.... and turns out to be a fully grown porkie owner who wants to steal your Tiv...

Well, don't say I didn't warn you... Only an adult could write txt speak so convincingly like a yoof.