So you've just bought a TVR... what now?

[Craig!]

Not a funny topic, I've just bought a TVR and wondered what to do now? I mean more in the community sense, where to join, what sites are worth looking at? I'm based in the North East, used to love been a part of the Lotus / NYLOC community and I guess this is an underlying reason I went for a non-mainstream car too, as much as I like the cars I own I like the communities that come with them!

So... any advice?

[tonys]

You could always drive it

[so called]

So what have you bought Craig.
I'm sure you realise photo's are required

[Robertjp]

so called said:

So what have you bought Craig.
I'm sure you realise photo's are required

By powers of deduction.....

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

still wants pics, welcome to the silly grin club

[Daggsy]

Sent a p/e-mail as its too much for this forum

[R500POP]

[redacted]

[SwampySi]

Buy RAC Membership. Definatley the best accessory for any TVR owner.

[Colin RedGriff]

Check out the the dedicated TVR Events forum on here

Also look at your regional forums for meets being arranged

[Byker28i]

[redacted]

[jcpgasoline]

Craig! said:

Not a funny topic, I've just bought a TVR and wondered what to do now? I mean more in the community sense, where to join, what sites are worth looking at? I'm based in the North East, used to love been a part of the Lotus / NYLOC community and I guess this is an underlying reason I went for a non-mainstream car too, as much as I like the cars I own I like the communities that come with them!

So... any advice?

See how fast it goes!

[spongy]

Smile loads and loads and loads and loads,and after all that just smile and enjoy it cos they are just brill

[Monkeylegend]

Start saving.

[The Surveyor]

Craig! said:

Not a funny topic, I've just bought a TVR and wondered what to do now? I mean more in the community sense, where to join, what sites are worth looking at? I'm based in the North East, used to love been a part of the Lotus / NYLOC community and I guess this is an underlying reason I went for a non-mainstream car too, as much as I like the cars I own I like the communities that come with them!

So... any advice?

Craig

The North East TVRCC is very active and a jolly friendly bunch (I have to say that... ) and meet every second Sunday of the month at the Wheatshief / Premier Inn near the Airport from 12 noon. If you pm me i'll be happy to give you an update of the kind of events that we run. Join the TVRCC as suggested or if you wish, just come along and see what we do before deciding.

Cheers

Paul

North East TVRCC RO

[R500POP]

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[BCA]

Speak to the Cerb forum lot at Spa.

[colin 82]

Get Break down cover and find a garage you CAN trust, and one thats knows what its doing with your car.

[V41LEY]

Chimaera - Golf Clubs
Griffith - Chest Wig
Cerbera - Winning lottery ticket
Tuscan - Spare Engine
Tamora - Not sure what Tamora drivers need ? An identity !
Sagaris - Something to wipe that silly grin off your face.

[so called]

V41LEY said:

Chimaera - Golf Clubs
Griffith - Chest Wig
Cerbera - Winning lottery ticket
Tuscan - Spare Engine
Tamora - Not sure what Tamora drivers need ? An identity !
Sagaris - Something to wipe that silly grin off your face.

What does a T350 owner need then ?

[madbadger]

so called said:

V41LEY said:

Chimaera - Golf Clubs
Griffith - Chest Wig
Cerbera - Winning lottery ticket
Tuscan - Spare Engine
Tamora - Not sure what Tamora drivers need ? An identity !
Sagaris - Something to wipe that silly grin off your face.

What does a T350 owner need then ?

Same as Tamoras, but they don't need a hat or sunglasses.

[bobbins]

Byker28i said:

Seriously? I've no idea why we get these type of bullst posts, only this time these are from owners.
Sad really.

Yeah, what do TVR owners know about running TVRs eh?

OP, getting breakdown recovery is decent advice and worth listening to I'd say. Even the most reliable car can let you down and for the price of a tank of petrol or two you've got peace of mind.

And definitely get out in it and make the most of this weather