well the engine is a rover v8 isn't it, and i guess most of the other bits are found on other cars - just bodywork might be hard to source if you ding it
well the engine is a rover v8 isn't it, and i guess most of the other bits are found on other cars - just bodywork might be hard to source if you ding it
All TVRs past and present are fibreglass bodied, separate chassis. At least no rust to worry about.
Mine has had a body off refurb of the whole chassis. In theory you can keep them going forever, long as you don't wrap em round a tree.
Oh, and she costs me £166 a year fully comp. on classic car ins. Not bad for a gp20, doing 0-60 in 5 secs and 155mph.
tvr never protected the chassis so they all rotted, even newer examples, nice to hear you've had it sorted, i quite fancy a chimera maybe one day good luck with her Ant!
Well, that's not strictly true.
Certainly the 'Wedges' were powder coated, and to be fair it will normally take 15 years before a bit of work on the outriggers will be required...most other cars being in the scrappers by then.
Later chassis were not quite as well protected...true, but should still get 10 years out of a chassis.
My car is nearly 20 years old ! Try and keep up with it.
A lot of bull is talked in pubs about TVRs. I've had 3 now, and regretted selling every time.