V8S's at 'Classics On The Common' Harpenden.
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Trio of Grey V8S's on show. 
Joe, mine and Stuart's.
Two hour journey in the rain but the rain cleared on arrival at Stuarts.
Great afternoon, really busy, plenty of interesting cars and people.
Nice to chat also with Paul (Olderv8s) again.
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Joe, mine and Stuart's.
Two hour journey in the rain but the rain cleared on arrival at Stuarts.
Great afternoon, really busy, plenty of interesting cars and people.
Nice to chat also with Paul (Olderv8s) again.
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Edited by SJS357 on Friday 2nd August 07:24
mohitos said:
By the way - the girl I was chatting to in the first photo has owned an S2 for 17 years and driven 80k mikes in it. Amazing what you find out when you chat to people. She fears it's about to fail it's MOT due to chassis rust and it'll then be beyond economic repair. A real shame.
No.1 - Beyond economic repair? Surely it's worth spending a bit to save something that gives so much pleasure? I hope you told her to log on to this forum.( Incidentally Stu, whatever is she doing to your aerial? )
No 2 - The bloke in Simon's second pic wearing a pink shirt, green shorts & high-heeled sandals. The height of sartorial elegance. All he needs to complete the ensemble is my orange balaclava.

Edited by glenrobbo on Thursday 1st August 09:08
Edited by glenrobbo on Thursday 1st August 09:16
Oldred_V8S said:
It was good to see you all again and your cars were looking great; they were great ambassadors for the marque!
It was nice to see such interest from the general public in the S's.
I didn't hear them called a Triumph once!
I agree, they look really nice, it's not often you see 3 grey V8S's together.It was nice to see such interest from the general public in the S's.
I didn't hear them called a Triumph once!
Regarding the Triumph thing, isn't it the Wedge that gets mistaken for a TR 7?
Although Triumph did produce a TR S ( just before the TR 5, it had two lovely bonnet bulges to clear the twin-cam engine, and was nick-named the Sabrina ).
I suppose I may be confusing people with the Austin badge on my Tasmin

glenrobbo said:
No.1 - Beyond economic repair? Surely it's worth spending a bit to save something that gives so much pleasure? I hope you told her to log on to this forum.glenrobbo said:
Oldred_V8S said:
It was good to see you all again and your cars were looking great; they were great ambassadors for the marque!
It was nice to see such interest from the general public in the S's.
I didn't hear them called a Triumph once!
Regarding the Triumph thing, isn't it the Wedge that gets mistaken for a TR 7?It was nice to see such interest from the general public in the S's.
I didn't hear them called a Triumph once!
Although Triumph did produce a TR S ( just before the TR 5, it had two lovely bonnet bulges to clear the twin-cam engine, and was nick-named the Sabrina ).
mohitos said:
glenrobbo said:
No.1 - Beyond economic repair? Surely it's worth spending a bit to save something that gives so much pleasure? I hope you told her to log on to this forum.Can't lose one!
Oldred_V8S said:
mohitos said:
glenrobbo said:
Incidentally Stu, whatever is she doing to your aerial?
We aim to please 
Joes, electric operation I think, mine half cocked (my age, getting on a bit), young Stu primed ready to receive as much reception as it can.

SJS357 said:
Oldred_V8S said:
mohitos said:
glenrobbo said:
Incidentally Stu, whatever is she doing to your aerial?
We aim to please 
Joes, electric operation I think, mine half cocked (my age, getting on a bit), young Stu primed ready to receive as much reception as it can.


Hi.
I saw your cars. Quite stunning and bought back memories.
I did say hello and had a quick chat with the owner on the right, ie not tvr23 ( I recognise that plate) or Joseph .
They looked in fantastic condition.
I had an s2 - g971wby bought new from arkley, and v8s j912dyg. Both great, if flawed. They say they are better now !
I wonder what happened to them.
i have just located the owner of an alpina my father had in 1984 !
Still have a soft spot for these cars. D you have any links to their sounds ?
Thanks.
Ap
I saw your cars. Quite stunning and bought back memories.
I did say hello and had a quick chat with the owner on the right, ie not tvr23 ( I recognise that plate) or Joseph .
They looked in fantastic condition.
I had an s2 - g971wby bought new from arkley, and v8s j912dyg. Both great, if flawed. They say they are better now !
I wonder what happened to them.
i have just located the owner of an alpina my father had in 1984 !
Still have a soft spot for these cars. D you have any links to their sounds ?
Thanks.
Ap
58ap said:
Hi.
Do you have any links to their sounds ?
Ap
Oddly Amazon sell a cd which is just samples of different TVRs - both V6 and V8 S on thereDo you have any links to their sounds ?
Ap
http://www.amazon.co.uk/S3c-2-9-Live/dp/B004Q8KUPM...
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