For all you TVR fans...

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I'm new on here, but like a few of you others, I'm a TVR convert!

Just to share my knowledge... some great information sites:

http://www.tvrsupercars.com
the best TVR specific site, with videos of the cars to download in the files section.

http://www.supercars.net
great all rounder, good for specs, although some of their specs on a lot of different cars seem to be way innacurate.

http://www.motorcities.com
great all rounder, a few personal tvr's in there.

:banghead:

Off to play Need for Speed Underground now!
 
TVR Sagaris.

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Can I sum it up in a word? No. Can I sum it up in a sound? "Whooooooooah!"... :D
 
Originally posted by Famine
Can I sum it up in a word? No. Can I sum it up in a sound? "Whooooooooah!"... :D
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I'll give you a few words.

A Tuscan with some vents placed randomly around the body.
 
Originally posted by Race Idiot
I'll give you a few words.

A Tuscan with some vents placed randomly around the body.
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QUOTE]Originally posted by GentlemanDriver
A Tuscan after a wild night with a meat chopper . [/QUOTE]

It's not based on a Tuscan, it's a modified T350C. The new TVR Typhon is the one basedon the Tuscan, the first supercharged factory TVR.
 
Oh and I have a vid of it, not a clue where I downloaded it from but if anyone want's I can stick on Kazaa. It's not that great a vid, you don't see it do much, it doesn't go over about 10mph but you still see the car in 3d.
 
Apparently it's for aerodynamics and cooling. I personally think the dog attaked the clay models again, and yes, a dog did have a hand in styling a TVR.
 
The vents in the center of the bonnet aer electronically operated and only open when the pressure under exeeds a certain level. It's a damn nice car in the vid.
 

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