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Trevor the Sagaris
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Cheers Bronko..I was slightly apprehensive about the miles it was going to be doing but I needn't have worried. It was belter of a trip. Even managed to wade through some floods without any issues.
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Don't think you need to worry too much about doing miles in the Sagaris. That and the T350 seemed a bit better put together than the older cars.
Great to see him put to proper use and through his paces
Great to see him put to proper use and through his paces
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Don't think you need to worry too much about doing miles in the Sagaris. That and the T350 seemed a bit better put together than the older cars.
Great to see him put to proper use and through his paces
The later cars were definitely screwed together better. No point having it if I am not going to use it.
What a car.
Always had a thing for the Sagaris, my favourite TVR without doubt. Very cool. The raw driving experience sounds very like the RB-Z.
My problem is that my RB-Z cost me a lot more than it would to buy a Sagaris, but since I'll never sell it all the money I might put into a car like this is tied up. Perhaps eventually I'll be able to save up enough to buy myself another expensive car for my collection. Definitely my kind of car though.
Random one, but they probably have the mot beautiful boot hinges I've seen.
Always had a thing for the Sagaris, my favourite TVR without doubt. Very cool. The raw driving experience sounds very like the RB-Z.
My problem is that my RB-Z cost me a lot more than it would to buy a Sagaris, but since I'll never sell it all the money I might put into a car like this is tied up. Perhaps eventually I'll be able to save up enough to buy myself another expensive car for my collection. Definitely my kind of car though.
Random one, but they probably have the mot beautiful boot hinges I've seen.
It should be warm enough by Wednesday Phil....... that's a bit Extreme...... you DO KNOW it's Saturday?
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He will keep you on your toes in this cold weather, I had wheel spin in fourth in the Honda yesterday 
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the gritters are out keep her in the driveway!
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The wife is from west cork, have done that drive more times than I care to think about, it’s boring until you get past cork, but believe it or not the sag on the motorway is surprisingly relaxing, pootle along 70-80 quite happily..now it’s a TVR so I am constantly checking oil temp and pressure which keeps me occupied lol
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Can you slip under the barrier at the toll booth lol?
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Another cracking trip in the Sag, beat down to Blarney on Friday, Out to west cork on Saturday then onto the ring of Kerry on Sunday. Quick spin up to Kilkenny on Sunday evening and back home today.. Bar some icy roads last night heading towards Kilkenny everything went without a hitch, some fantastic scenery and we were joined by numerous different cars, from a stunning Esprit turbo, AMG GTc to a couple of Tvr Wedges, Vx220..
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The very one !! Its an interesting drive that's for sure !!
I was in a Q5, thinking I was going well when this Nissan Juke came up behind me quickly and I done the mannerly thing and pulled into a gap and let it by. The lady must have been 55, flying and obviously knew it like the back of her hand. Within minutes she was gone out of sight.
It's interesting as you say, lots of blind crests and tight clenching done by the time you get to the bottom lol
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Did it last year as a passenger in an x5 - fair to say a nappy was nearly needed.
Great pics
