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Just bought a 1990 TVR S2, and hoping to do as much work as I can on the car myself.
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Hello from Kildare, Ireland.
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Hello and Welcome to the forum.
I was born in Tralee so I know the area. Would go through it on the way to boarding school in Dublin. It was a while ago.
The TRVs are great looking cars. I did try to get hold of one when I lived in England but they were always too high for my pocket.
Post some photos of it.
David
I was born in Tralee so I know the area. Would go through it on the way to boarding school in Dublin. It was a while ago.
The TRVs are great looking cars. I did try to get hold of one when I lived in England but they were always too high for my pocket.
Post some photos of it.
David