Just hold your horses there. My friend Keith in London saved up his
pennies and treated himself to a TVR Chimera (4.4 l). It went like a
rocket - for three weeks. One morning, he came out of his flat for his
morning spin to work and the car looked kinda funny - the front
suspension had spontaneously collapsed. Good job it happened while he
was parked.
Apparently, this isn't at all unusual for the latest TVR range. Since
then, Keith's spent all his pocket money on the thing, which is,
nevertheless, stunning.
Adam Turner
'74 TR6
John Harris wrote:
> Dean,
> on the subject of TVRs, have you checked out the latest models from
> the factory?
> The new-block Rover eight is standard for their (in my opinion) fine
> looking two seat convertibles, and there is their own single-plane
> crank
> built-for-racing 4.1 litre eight in the Cerbera coupe which is a motor
> and
> a half.
> One could get quite enthusiastic about TVRs these days.
>
> Cheers.
> John Harris
> GT6, Jensen 541R
> Vancouver, Canada
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