TVR Griffith 200-400 green new-ish to build

TVR Griffith 200-400 green new-ish to build

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GTRene

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17,777 posts

231 months

Wednesday 28th July 2021
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Just came across this one, by the looks of it its going to be a RHD, most parts new many extra's and looks lovely already...

need some spanners and a handy man to finish it, price looks nice as well I guess.

https://www.racecarsdirect.com/Advert/Details/1226...







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1964 TVR Griffith 200.

Fully rolling chassis build up be leading TVR Expert Nigel Reuben Racing as FIA TVR Griffith 400.

Chassis is completely finished with all new brakes and suspension as per FIA Homologation.

Original frame that has been powder coated and the build up with brand new parts only.

Only the best and new parts has been fitted to the chassis such as Koni dampers, Nigel Reuben competition rear uprights, diff with LSD etc.

The car has a complete body with bonnet and doors.

More parts such as extra Minilite wheels with Avon tyres, heated front windscreen, dashboard, Exhaust manifolds, engine mounts, steering column, fiberglass details and more.

The car is a complete rolling chassis with extra parts as pictures shows.

Very delicious project where everything is new.

All parts is from Nigel Reuben and the work have been carried out by Nigel aswell and is on a very high level as the cars he is building.

UK Registration papers and invoices with the car.

More pictures avaliable.

GAjon

3,804 posts

220 months

Wednesday 28th July 2021
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I wish I could get hold of some of that chassis paint TVR used on these cars!

Moto

1,261 posts

260 months

Wednesday 28th July 2021
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Great project and will be fantastic once finished.

Advert says it's the original frame powder coated which I'd have thought unusual for FIA race car spec. Would you not use a new Reubens one (known metal quality) with suitable mods to stiffen it up, rather than a 56 year old one refurbed.

How much £'s to get it done ??

Moto

anonymous-user

61 months

Wednesday 28th July 2021
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Looks like a new chassis to me

anonymous-user

61 months

Wednesday 28th July 2021
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Triggers Broom job. Nice though.

hasslarod

1 posts

34 months

Wednesday 12th January 2022
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Does anyone know where this was sold or where it is now?