Nice car but....
Discussion
www.pistonheads.com/sales/81896.htm
I love classic TVR's but would you pay £25k for this? Its very nice and probably very very fast but a normal Vixen is about £8500 in mint condition and you can get an original Griffith from about £25k if you can find one..so would you?
Just wondering..
I love classic TVR's but would you pay £25k for this? Its very nice and probably very very fast but a normal Vixen is about £8500 in mint condition and you can get an original Griffith from about £25k if you can find one..so would you?
Just wondering..
Edited by TimmyArt on Sunday 11th June 11:12
I like it, looks fab and i bet it goes some too, not sure i would pay that forit, would if it was a Griffith Mk I though.
They had a 1964 Race preped Griffith,400bhp in Coys at Monaco a few weeks back, it was estimate was £21k - £27k dont know what it went for in the end, but certainly looked stunning. see if i can find it
BB
They had a 1964 Race preped Griffith,400bhp in Coys at Monaco a few weeks back, it was estimate was £21k - £27k dont know what it went for in the end, but certainly looked stunning. see if i can find it
BB
old64er said:
seems like its for sale for twice the amount its worth.
No doubt it cost a bit to do but your cash would be safer with an original griff??
No doubt it cost a bit to do but your cash would be safer with an original griff??
Yep, well this is it. Its a lot of dollar. It probably cost a huge amount to be built but...I was offered a '65 Griffith for £16.5k last year but wasn't in a position to buy
.. that had a 350bhp 289 engine with COBRA cam covers...uhhhh..what a bargain someone must have got! The Coys Griff is up at their next sale...
£30-35k
People who say that moderns are superior are rather missing the point. Sure they're better but then a Boxster S is a "better" car than a tuscan. B*llox to that....
At the end of the day when you think performance for pound its pretty awesome with a top spec (right size) engine (from what I understand the 302 is a nicer lump than the old 289) and with that kind of an output no cerb would see which way it went
At the end of the day when you think performance for pound its pretty awesome with a top spec (right size) engine (from what I understand the 302 is a nicer lump than the old 289) and with that kind of an output no cerb would see which way it went

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