Why do you want a steering wheel on the left, when on the right it participates to its charm?

A curiosity: TVR Griffith from 1965.

By: amanico : September 7th, 2023-21:23

8 Cylinders, from Ford, 435 HP. Dedicated to race, obviously. A lovely character, isn't it? Best, Nicolas ...

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That looks like fun…

By: mdg : September 7th, 2023-23:11

…if they fix the steering wheel location : )

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By: amanico : September 8th, 2023-06:53

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Just kidding....

By: mdg : September 8th, 2023-22:57

...I have driven manual in Ireland, it just takes a lot more concentration : )

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I have driven my car in GB, it was really something... ;) The first roundabout just after leaving the ferry was funny. ;)

By: amanico : September 9th, 2023-06:45

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I spent most of my time making sure to keep to the left...

By: mdg : September 9th, 2023-18:09

...on narrow country roads with no lines : )

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;)

By: amanico : September 9th, 2023-21:35

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Love TVR ❤️

By: enjoythemusic : September 7th, 2023-23:54

Thanks for those great pics! Nice power for a little over a ton of weight.

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A lot of power for that little beast! I can't imagine the noise level inside! I love these old TVRs, what a great era! Best, E.

By: eklektik : September 8th, 2023-09:44

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The noise is the way to enjoy them. Rather than this boring electric zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.... ;)

By: amanico : September 8th, 2023-09:45

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No Kidding! No matter how fast silent and heavy will never interest me!

By: InDebtButOnTime : September 8th, 2023-14:49

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Bravo! ;)

By: amanico : September 8th, 2023-15:03

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Ah, TVR. British small car making at its best and worst. A proper, powerful 'sports' car, made in Blackpool - by the sea - so its tubular sub-frame could start to rust early.

By: kjkt3 : September 9th, 2023-09:04

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Yes, that's what I read many times. The best and the worst, especially in terms of reliability.

By: amanico : September 9th, 2023-09:08

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That's crazy !

By: bimbeano : September 11th, 2023-20:28

I bet I wouldn't fit in anyway :-(

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We should bet. ;)

By: amanico : September 11th, 2023-20:45

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I dont fit in:

By: bimbeano : September 11th, 2023-21:56

Lotus Europa Ferrari 308/328 Ferrari 512 BB And probably many more of those olds kool beauties :-(

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You need a saw. :)

By: amanico : September 12th, 2023-03:01

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Why do you want a steering wheel on the left, when on the right it participates to its charm?

A curiosity: TVR Griffith from 1965.

That looks like fun…

Why do you want a steering wheel on the left, when on the right it participates to its charm?

Just kidding....

I have driven my car in GB, it was really something... ;) The first roundabout just after leaving the ferry was funny. ;)

I spent most of my time making sure to keep to the left...

;)

Love TVR ❤️

Yes, it must be a rocket to drive.

Very cool car…

Thanks for looking, Nacelle.

A lot of power for that little beast! I can't imagine the noise level inside! I love these old TVRs, what a great era! Best, E.

The noise is the way to enjoy them. Rather than this boring electric zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.... ;)

No Kidding! No matter how fast silent and heavy will never interest me!

Bravo! ;)

Ah, TVR. British small car making at its best and worst. A proper, powerful 'sports' car, made in Blackpool - by the sea - so its tubular sub-frame could start to rust early.

Yes, that's what I read many times. The best and the worst, especially in terms of reliability.

That's crazy !

We should bet. ;)

I dont fit in:

You need a saw. :)