TVR stand at London Motorshow this May!
Discussion
HarryW said:
alex_gray255 said:
As someone that's a full deposit holder but not a member am I entitled to 2 free entry passes then?Just re read what it says, everyone that is a deposit holder just needs to rock up with ID and their deposit reference to gain entry for 2 persons...have I read that right?
Edited by HarryW on Thursday 7th April 22:50
Edited by portzi on Saturday 9th April 09:56
I saw that TVR were attending a few months ago, but nothing suggested they would be showing anything, so I have to admit I decided not to go. Put work first
Already been to a few trade shows this year and have a good number of contacts/ideas from them, so onwards with those for this year first.
Have fun those who go!
BTW - Pop in and see Bespoke as well if you go - as the guys will be there and would probably be interested in your thoughts on the TVR info!
Already been to a few trade shows this year and have a good number of contacts/ideas from them, so onwards with those for this year first.
Have fun those who go!
BTW - Pop in and see Bespoke as well if you go - as the guys will be there and would probably be interested in your thoughts on the TVR info!
alex_gray255 said:
I saw that TVR were attending a few months ago, but nothing suggested they would be showing anything, so I have to admit I decided not to go. Put work first
Already been to a few trade shows this year and have a good number of contacts/ideas from them, so onwards with those for this year first.
Have fun those who go!
BTW - Pop in and see Bespoke as well if you go - as the guys will be there and would probably be interested in your thoughts on the TVR info!
Bespoke Performance are there with the VUHL 05, see below. They also have a 10% discount on tickets throughout the whole show.... Already been to a few trade shows this year and have a good number of contacts/ideas from them, so onwards with those for this year first.
Have fun those who go!
BTW - Pop in and see Bespoke as well if you go - as the guys will be there and would probably be interested in your thoughts on the TVR info!
http://www.bespokeperformance.co.uk/2016/04/bespok...
Dr K said:
alex_gray255 said:
I saw that TVR were attending a few months ago, but nothing suggested they would be showing anything, so I have to admit I decided not to go. Put work first
Already been to a few trade shows this year and have a good number of contacts/ideas from them, so onwards with those for this year first.
Have fun those who go!
BTW - Pop in and see Bespoke as well if you go - as the guys will be there and would probably be interested in your thoughts on the TVR info!
Bespoke Performance are there with the VUHL 05, see below. They also have a 10% discount on tickets throughout the whole show.... Already been to a few trade shows this year and have a good number of contacts/ideas from them, so onwards with those for this year first.
Have fun those who go!
BTW - Pop in and see Bespoke as well if you go - as the guys will be there and would probably be interested in your thoughts on the TVR info!
http://www.bespokeperformance.co.uk/2016/04/bespok...
Dave_M said:
Weather was good for this time. He seemed rather busy.
To have a presence at the London show is good, unrealistic to think a car would be there. It will be nice to hear anything and see if we find out more.
Its a disappointment on two fronts. To have a presence at the London show is good, unrealistic to think a car would be there. It will be nice to hear anything and see if we find out more.
First, there is no mock-up to show that it looks like the auto car render or something else, and disappointing for those anticipating a new car, probably suggests first customer cars will be 2018.
Maybe if the man spent less time wandering around TVR events on a weekend and spent a little more time getting everything pulled together..
Only kidding with the last comment, even God had a day-off at the end of the week
HarryW said:
I take some comfort in the line about progressive revealing of detail over the event. I'm planned to be there for the last day on the Sunday, hopefully there's enough information released by that point to make the trip worth while. If there's not then I won't bother going .....
You could at least check if he is wearing a different sports jacket. Poor chap only seems able to afford the one. But he's been smart and got it in resale grey. DonkeyApple said:
HarryW said:
I take some comfort in the line about progressive revealing of detail over the event. I'm planned to be there for the last day on the Sunday, hopefully there's enough information released by that point to make the trip worth while. If there's not then I won't bother going .....
You could at least check if he is wearing a different sports jacket. Poor chap only seems able to afford the one. But he's been smart and got it in resale grey. Edited to add the last time I went to Battersea Park was to go to the permanent fun fair there on one of my unofficial days off school. I presume that has long gone and may even be the site for this expo?
Edited by HarryW on Friday 15th April 11:09
HarryW said:
One of the reasons for my reticence is the thought of what wear myself. The other is Battersea is an ahole of a place to get to.
To blend in either dress like Tony Blair and walk around on your phone talking about the price of property or dress in your PJs and walk around on your phone talking about the price of coke. If going for the latter then put a little bit of a drag on one of your legs to finish the look off. And don't forget, it might be difficult for you to get into Battersea but what's important is that it's difficult for them to get out.
DonkeyApple said:
HarryW said:
One of the reasons for my reticence is the thought of what wear myself. The other is Battersea is an ahole of a place to get to.
To blend in either dress like Tony Blair and walk around on your phone talking about the price of property or dress in your PJs and walk around on your phone talking about the price of coke. If going for the latter then put a little bit of a drag on one of your legs to finish the look off. And don't forget, it might be difficult for you to get into Battersea but what's important is that it's difficult for them to get out.
Small update on this.
Apparently Les Edgar has been to Fernhurst and selected my father's car (the '66 Griff 400 for sale there) for display on the show.
They also requested the last Griffith for display (the one they sold for £75k recently)
It seems he was also planning on calling the new one Griffith
And then put them side by side with a mock-up/sculpture of the new one and call it 'the Griffith story'
Kinda makes sense since roughly 25 years after the griffith 400, the 90's Griffith came through en now 25 years on new a Griffith would be epic.
Really getting excited right now
Apparently Les Edgar has been to Fernhurst and selected my father's car (the '66 Griff 400 for sale there) for display on the show.
They also requested the last Griffith for display (the one they sold for £75k recently)
It seems he was also planning on calling the new one Griffith
And then put them side by side with a mock-up/sculpture of the new one and call it 'the Griffith story'
Kinda makes sense since roughly 25 years after the griffith 400, the 90's Griffith came through en now 25 years on new a Griffith would be epic.
Really getting excited right now
NilsP said:
Small update on this.
Apparently Les Edgar has been to Fernhurst and selected my father's car (the '66 Griff 400 for sale there) for display on the show.
They also requested the last Griffith for display (the one they sold for £75k recently)
It seems he was also planning on calling the new one Griffith
And then put them side by side with a mock-up/sculpture of the new one and call it 'the Griffith story'
Kinda makes sense since roughly 25 years after the griffith 400, the 90's Griffith came through en now 25 years on new a Griffith would be epic.
Really getting excited right now
Oh god no, please no. Griffith owners are already unbearable Apparently Les Edgar has been to Fernhurst and selected my father's car (the '66 Griff 400 for sale there) for display on the show.
They also requested the last Griffith for display (the one they sold for £75k recently)
It seems he was also planning on calling the new one Griffith
And then put them side by side with a mock-up/sculpture of the new one and call it 'the Griffith story'
Kinda makes sense since roughly 25 years after the griffith 400, the 90's Griffith came through en now 25 years on new a Griffith would be epic.
Really getting excited right now
2OOM said:
Byker28i said:
Oh god no, please no. Griffith owners are already unbearable
but think how many time they will have to say "no not the new one", "no not the old one, the one in the middle" And there is only one chimaera no confusion there at all ..
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