Registration 'TVR 1' currently being advertised

[julianhj]

Noticed this week it was up for sale, anyone care to hazard a guess how much?

edited to say, I do know, just wondered if you guys could guess - it's a ridiculous amount, IMHO


>>> Edited by julianhj on Wednesday 18th February 10:48

[pdavison]

I'll start - £50k?

[julianhj]

More along the lines of 'it'll set you back a Tamora' than 'it'll set you back a Sagaris'

[Plotloss]

£125K or thereabouts...

[jam1et]

I reckon it would go for a stupid amount of money, something like 30k?

[marcos maniac]

£35k





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[kojak69]

Perhaps Blackpool will buy it.

[dazren]

kojak69 said:

Perhaps Blackpool will buy it.

I'm amazed Peter Wheeler doesn't own it already.

DAZ

[shnozz]

compared to the price i have seen for plates such as 7 TVR etc I dont think £35k is too bad at all really. i would have guessed around teh same mark as plotloss, certainly in excess of £100k.

[james]

In that case, I should get a fortune for my plate TVR 61

It's on eBay now, if anybody is interested

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2226699386

[Alex]

james said:

In that case, I should get a fortune for my plate TVR 61 It's on eBay now, if anybody is interested http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2226699386

Could be a sound investment if TVR ever produce a 6 litre car!

[matthewbinns]

Will SA64RIS be a plate in the not too distant?

[Plotloss]

Nope 3rd character will be 0 or 5 for quite some time yet...

[james]

Alex said:

james said: In that case, I should get a fortune for my plate TVR 61 It's on eBay now, if anybody is interested <a href="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2226699386">http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2226699386</a> Could be a sound investment if TVR ever produce a 6 litre car!

Or a car with a 6 cylinder engine?... Ok, it isn't TVR 6, but it's pretty damned close....

[V8 Archie]

matthewbinns said:

Will SA64RIS be a plate in the not too distant?

Sep 2014-Feb 2015 IIRC. I suspect you'll be lucky to get a new one by then . It'd be a bit underpowered compared to the contemporary motors too.

[B19GRR]

james said:

Or a car with a 6 cylinder engine?... Ok, it isn't TVR 6, but it's pretty damned close....

True, with a cunning illegally placed screw head you could get it to read TVR 6!

Not that I'd condone such appaling behaviour

Cheers,
Rob

[top fuel]

matthewbinns said:

Will SA64RIS be a plate in the not too distant?

yes, in September 2014. I might Have mine by then!!

edited: Actually no. It has an I in the plate.

>> Edited by top fuel on Wednesday 18th February 12:15

[james]

B19GRR said:

james said: Or a car with a 6 cylinder engine?... Ok, it isn't TVR 6, but it's pretty damned close.... True, with a cunning illegally placed screw head you could get it to read TVR 6! Not that I'd condone such appaling behaviour Cheers, Rob

Good point. So it's worth about £35k then

I'll wait for the bids to come rolling in.....

[ricardo]

Alex said:

james said: In that case, I should get a fortune for my plate TVR 61 Could be a sound investment if TVR ever produce a 6 litre car!

I don't think you need to worry too much about the engine size - if it's a good looking number, it's a good looking number; I bought the reg TVR 50 when I had a griff 500 - to go with the 5 litre, it's now on the T350 and still looks good, IMO.

[unrepentant]

julianhj said:

More along the lines of 'it'll set you back a Tamora' than 'it'll set you back a Sagaris'

Less than £40k? Sounds cheap IMHO.