Who is the eldest owner still driving their TVR?
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rev-erend said:
I think Trevor Wilkinson must get an honorable mention .. founder of TVR
Although I don't believe he has a TVR..
I didn't even realise he was alive still. You never hear anything about him these days.Although I don't believe he has a TVR..
I expect he's far from the oldest, but my dad is 66 and still drives the M-series he's had since 1972 quite enthusiastically.
I think you will find she is called Lili. At least I have still got hair and a garage full of TVR's that are all driveable, mot'd taxed and were made in Blackpool. And how can I be old when I have only been driving TVR's for 40 years.
Edited by thegamekeeper on Thursday 20th December 19:29
thegamekeeper said:
I think you will find she is called Lili. At least I have still got hair and a garage full of TVR's that are all driveable, mot'd taxed and were made in Blackpool. And how can I be old when I have only been driving TVR's for 40 years.
But they're all "Just" those worthless Granturas steveEdited by thegamekeeper on Thursday 20th December 19:29

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touching cloth said:
5yearstobuyatvr said:
Just a bit of fun,just wondered if we had many driver/owners in their 80s or 90s still driving their P&J?
Not sure exactly but I am pretty sure Seasider was born in the early 80's... so certainly not him. EFA you
At least i'm not a

Edited by Seasider on Thursday 20th December 20:49
snorky said:
it has the opposite effect on me - usually feel ( and drive) like a 5 yr old...
I thought your (mental) age was older than mine but apparently not ! I appear to have matured to about 8 athough this may be because I now have to drive to the station in Chimmy and it may be losing its appeal. Tuscy still makes me feel 6 or so !Gassing Station | General TVR Stuff & Gossip | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff










