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Thanks for adding me! I have a 1967 Chevelle SS and am looking at purchasing a TVR Chimaera or Tuscan. Chimaera parts I have covered. The Tuscan on the other hand….is where I need help. Unsure of availability should I ever need a part for the 6 cylinder. Looking to learn more 👍🏻
 
welcome - no answer for you questions but curious to see what transpires!
 
Welcome to the BCF! By the way, we are actually a US based forum (with members worldwide). Would love to see a picture of you SS. My Father in Law had a 70 Chevelle SS (496 I think).
 
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and a TVR supplier in the UK:

TVR Parts Shop by Racetech Direct - TVR Car Parts and Accessories

TVR Parts Shop selling TVR Car Parts, TVR Spares and TVR Accessories. TVR Griffith, TVR Chimaera, TVR Cerbera, TVR Tuscan, TVR Tamora, TVR T350 and TVR Sagaris.
racetechdirect.co.uk racetechdirect.co.uk

and the Boston area TVR group:

TVR Car Club of North America

www.tvrccna.org www.tvrccna.org

Welcome to BCF, from a fellow New Englandah!

Tom M.
 
NutmegCT said:
In addition to BCF, you might want to join:

Log into Facebook

Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.
www.facebook.com www.facebook.com

and a TVR supplier in the UK:

TVR Parts Shop by Racetech Direct - TVR Car Parts and Accessories

TVR Parts Shop selling TVR Car Parts, TVR Spares and TVR Accessories. TVR Griffith, TVR Chimaera, TVR Cerbera, TVR Tuscan, TVR Tamora, TVR T350 and TVR Sagaris.
racetechdirect.co.uk racetechdirect.co.uk

and the Boston area TVR group:

TVR Car Club of North America

www.tvrccna.org www.tvrccna.org

Welcome to BCF, from a fellow New Englandah!

Tom M.
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Thanks, Tom!
 
Basil said:
Welcome to the BCF! By the way, we are actually a US based forum (with members worldwide). Would love to see a picture of you SS. My Father in Law had a 70 Chevelle SS (496 I think).
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That is SWEET! My Father in Law's Chevelle was gold with the twin black stripes and a Factory Hurst shifter.

By the way, if you use the "Insert Image" icon in the editor to include an image, it will put a large image in your post. When you use "attach file" for images, it just puts a thumbnail that people must click.
 
Basil said:
That is SWEET! My Father in Law's Chevelle was gold with the twin black stripes and a Factory Hurst shifter.

By the way, if you use the "Insert Image" icon in the editor to include an image, it will put a large image in your post. When you use "attach file" for images, it just puts a thumbnail that people must click.
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Thanks for letting me know!

I just put a hurst shifter in the car. It had the original shifter and Muncie linkage. Kept coming loose so it was time for an upgrade.
 
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