who is the best for parts supply ?
who is the best for parts supply ?
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honourablepickle

Original Poster:

457 posts

263 months

Sunday 28th August 2005
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i now have a nice big shopping list of bits i need for my new toy
where is the best place to buy stuff from ?
workshop manual with wiring diagrams etc being the most urgent

Stamp

3,609 posts

265 months

Sunday 28th August 2005
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You need a Steve Heath book for starters. TVR Car club, or sometimes Ebay.
TVR parts . com have all the old TVR parts bought from TVR to sell on... Check the website....
I can scan the revised diagrams which I found in my glove box if it helps. What do you need?

bugsy

1,371 posts

265 months

Sunday 28th August 2005
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honourablepickle said:
i now have a nice big shopping list of bits i need for my new toy
where is the best place to buy stuff from ?
workshop manual with wiring diagrams etc being the most urgent


TVRCC for the second edition bible and join the club while you're about it

Colin Blues2

2,541 posts

286 months

Sunday 28th August 2005
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Hi

Workshop manual the nearest thing is the Bible, Steve Heath's book on the S series available from the club or from www.tvrbooks.co.uk/

For parts I've used David Gerald (www.davidgeraldtvr.com/), TVR Car Parts (www.tvrcarparts.com/pages/default.asp) and Tower Hill (www.t-v-r-services.co.uk/) and they've all been helpful.

Check out the links on Pistonheads www.pistonheads.com/tvr/links.asp?page=tvr&top=tvr& as well as www.tvrsseries.com/

Plus the crowd on here will be give their thoughts on just about anything.

Regards

Colin

honourablepickle

Original Poster:

457 posts

263 months

Monday 29th August 2005
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hi all
the bible is on it's way
thanks for the offer to scan and send diagrams i'll take whatever you have that's relevant to a 92 v8 and be very grateful
when buying tvr bits is there any advantage in trying to work out which bits are off which other cars and get them from a ford suplier for example or are the tvr parts prices reasonable ?

doddze

1,302 posts

268 months

Monday 29th August 2005
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Depends on what you need..... some parts are TVR specialist parts... so use TVR carpart for example... a good motor faxtors can get you Ford equivalent running gear.../ brakes etc... or parts for your Rover engine...

I have found the parts list useful and I haven't used Ford main dealer yet!! Although I did use a DAF truck centre for the replacement indicastor lenses!! (sherpa truck!!)

Best bet is just to post the question... the answer will come along soon after...


Paul

honourablepickle

Original Poster:

457 posts

263 months

Monday 29th August 2005
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thanks paul
has any one here go a parts list ?

Stamp

3,609 posts

265 months

Monday 29th August 2005
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Also available from the TVR car club....

doddze

1,302 posts

268 months

Monday 29th August 2005
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nawarne

3,177 posts

289 months

Tuesday 30th August 2005
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I've got a '92 V8S and have found the wiring diagram in Steve Heath's S Series book for the 4.0X Griffith
as the best starting point for V8 electrics.

Just remember that lights, column switches, etc, will be Ford and grafted to a Rover engine loom.

Good luck, Nick

Roy C

4,213 posts

313 months

Wednesday 31st August 2005
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New source for 80's/90's Ford parts:
www.fordpartsuk.com/