Number of Tuscans so far?

[pss1]

Just a couple of quick questions for you Tuscaneers out there. Approximately, how many Tuscan Speed Sixes have been built by TVR thus far? And does Tuscan manufacture account for most of TVR's capacity at the moment? Finally, do you think it will it eclipse the Chimaera as the most numerous TVR produced thus far?

Odd question, I know, but I am just intrigued.

[Lee02]

I was at the factory a few weeks ago.
There did not seem to be many tuscans being built mostly T350's. Which i found a bit strange,I thought the only point in owning a TVR is it has no roof.Still there is no accounting for taste.
As for numbers don't have a clue.

[Alf Essex]

When I saw my new Tuscan S being built for March'03 delivery back in end of Feb most cars were T350 on the line...Kind of makes sense when a new car comes along that everyone wants one rather then older models I guess.

Alan.

[jezMc]

Racing Green are showing the new T350T on the 26th which apparently now has a removable roof!

[jigs]

More like skylights.

[pss1]

Lee02 said:

Which i found a bit strange,I thought the only point in owning a TVR is it has no roof.Still there is no accounting for taste. As for numbers don't have a clue.

I dunno but I suppose that TVR could justify this by saying they are returning to their roots. In the 60's and early 80's only coupes were available (Grantura & Tasmin Series.) (Could well be wrong though.)

[Lee02]

jigs said:

More like skylights.

wheely bin lids

[T88CAN]

Lee02 said:

jigs said: More like skylights. wheely bin lids

[pubman]

Apparently 2000 speed six engines have been built, ratio to car models, engine size! no idea. But it would appear and confirmed by the lack of posts that TVR are getting there! and I for one are made up! "ROCK ON" Blackpool.

[snowy1101]

At the year end 2002 the official figure from TVR was 2000 manufactured Tuscan cars Including the "S"