Tamora boot space.
Discussion
If I can stand a samsonite case up then that will be OK. I travel a lot and leave my TVR at German airports very often so luggage space is important.
Let alone trips to South of France etc.
I think this is an important detail compared t0 Lotus, Porsche etc. Its what makes TVR a realy good GT sports car.
Thanks for the feedback.
Tony.
Let alone trips to South of France etc.
I think this is an important detail compared t0 Lotus, Porsche etc. Its what makes TVR a realy good GT sports car.
Thanks for the feedback.
Tony.
We toured Europe for a month in the Tamora with everything stowed in the boot. Choose your 'luggage' carefully (soft bags, carrier bags) and your clothes carefully (we used Rohan stuff that you can wash late at night, then will be dry and uncreased in morning).
No problem.
Unless the roof is down and it starts raining, then you have to unpack the boot before you can get the roof on! That's happened a few times........
No problem.
Unless the roof is down and it starts raining, then you have to unpack the boot before you can get the roof on! That's happened a few times........
madbadger said:
enough wine to last almost a month.
Thanks all for the advise. Sounds like its not that much different to the Tuscan.I must say, I prefered to put the roof in the Chimaera and have access to other things than as with the Tuscan and covering everything up.
I think I need to see one at the end of the day.
Sorry but can someone please post a couple of photo's of the boot open so I can get an understanding of the space.
I normally have 2 hard cases and a brief case when I am heading to the airport.
For my Tuscan that was 1 case and brief case in the boot and 1 case on the passenger seat.
Soft bags are no good for a three weeks business trip.
Thanks,
Tony.
Tuscan boot was somewhat modified recently. (not as much as the front though)
I normally have 2 hard cases and a brief case when I am heading to the airport.
For my Tuscan that was 1 case and brief case in the boot and 1 case on the passenger seat.
Soft bags are no good for a three weeks business trip.
Thanks,
Tony.
Tuscan boot was somewhat modified recently. (not as much as the front though)
so called said:
Sorry but can someone please post a couple of photo's of the boot open so I can get an understanding of the space.
I normally have 2 hard cases and a brief case when I am heading to the airport.
For my Tuscan that was 1 case and brief case in the boot and 1 case on the passenger seat.
Soft bags are no good for a three weeks business trip.
Thanks,
Tony.
Finally got round to taking a couple of snaps for you.I normally have 2 hard cases and a brief case when I am heading to the airport.
For my Tuscan that was 1 case and brief case in the boot and 1 case on the passenger seat.
Soft bags are no good for a three weeks business trip.
Thanks,
Tony.
They are not great, camera couldnt cope with the contrast because it was bright. Hope they help.
Ian.
LaserTam said:
so called said:
Sorry but can someone please post a couple of photo's of the boot open so I can get an understanding of the space.
I normally have 2 hard cases and a brief case when I am heading to the airport.
For my Tuscan that was 1 case and brief case in the boot and 1 case on the passenger seat.
Soft bags are no good for a three weeks business trip.
Thanks,
Tony.
Finally got round to taking a couple of snaps for you.I normally have 2 hard cases and a brief case when I am heading to the airport.
For my Tuscan that was 1 case and brief case in the boot and 1 case on the passenger seat.
Soft bags are no good for a three weeks business trip.
Thanks,
Tony.
They are not great, camera couldnt cope with the contrast because it was bright. Hope they help.
Ian.
I have made my mind up to buy a Tamora but am now a little concerned that I wont be ablee to fit in my larger suit case.
I normally have smaller one on the seat and bigger one in the boot. I supose I could reverse that.
Thanks,
Tony.
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