I think im going colour blind

[slideways]

either that or this is the first environmentaly friendly (green)tvr

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1999-TVR-CHIMAERA-GREEN_W0QQ...

Edited by slideways on Tuesday 20th May 21:24

[grahamw48]

Appears to be a pale 'silvery' green . Looks a nice one.

[Ubernoober]

'tis Crystal Verde with that hood and interior - and yes, it's a very nice colour!!

[grahamw48]

Yep...'Verde' ( also as in Verdant ) = GREEN.

Edited by grahamw48 on Tuesday 20th May 23:39

[Cider Andy]

Even the leather on the steering wheel looks green!

More or less the same colour scheme as mine, although I have the wooden dash and white dials





Whether it's true or not, I was told that TVR released a number of dealer demonstrators in Crystal Verde in mid-1999. I think mine was one, for Henley Heritage.

The interior is, well, very green, but it hides grime well.

[Ubernoober]

Cider Andy said:

Whether it's true or not, I was told that TVR released a number of dealer demonstrators in Crystal Verde in mid-1999. I think mine was one, for Henley Heritage.

The interior is, well, very green, but it hides grime well.

Same year as mine.

Yes, as you say, the interior is indeed very green - I also have pale green dials - but some light relief in the form of a touch of doeskin (?) leather to the door cards

[ar0u2211]

hmmmm. I think I looked at this car 6 months back before I bought my (crystal verde) chim. It was in Halsted in eseex at that point. I can't imagine many of them had that spec interior.
It did seem a very nice car, I just didnt think I could deal with the interior on a day-to-day basis. Thinking about it there's one surefire way of checking its the car; the mileage reading on the dash is only showing 9k miles as it was replaced when the car had done circe 27k. might be tuime for a little Q&A session!