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Richard Kitchen
Softcover
64 pages
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TVR S-Series: S1, S2, S3/S3C, S4C & V8S: 1966 to 1994
$32.95
Purchasing a TVR S-Series needn’t be a daunting proposition. Led by a voice of experience – someone who works on these cars on a daily basis – this guide is the perfect accompaniment when viewing and buying one of these hand-built sports cars. A TVR S-Series could be a potential bargain and, having this guide in your pocket will greatly improve your odds of finding a good one!
Packed with good advice, including a comprehensive evaluation system, this book considers running costs, paperwork, vital statistics, valuation, the TVR community, and whether a TVR S-series will suit you and your lifestyle. This is THE COMPLETE GUIDE to choosing, assessing and buying the car of your dreams.
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| Weight | 0.150 kg |
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| Dimensions | 19.5 × 14.0 × 0.60 cm |
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Everyone notices when a TVR goes by! It is, in every respect, the ‘Best of British’.
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