Vroom with a view
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| The TVR Owners Rally gathers at York Racecourse before going on to Elvington Airfield. Pictured in the foreground with his 1970's TVR Taimar, is John Holden, one of the marshalls |
STUNNING TVR sports cars made for an impressive spectacle as they travelled in procession through York.
More than 200 of the cars descended on the city for the "Big Northern Gathering" - the TVR Club's national gathering for the north of England.
Regional organiser Richard Abbott said: "We met at the racecourse for an informal gathering and a large procession of about 120 cars made its way down Tadcaster road and onto the A64, and ended up at the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington."
Examples of all 12 TVR models were included in a line up at the event, which featured about 200 vehicles.
Cars from as far afield as Essex, Cambridge and Suffolk all descended on York for the get-together.
Mr Abbott said: "It's the second time we've been to York - the forst was in 2005 - and we would like to thank the city for its hospitality."
8:59am Monday 3rd September 2007
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CommentPosted by: bobsmith, York on 2:34pm Mon 3 Sep 07
Well done Mr Abbott. It isn't fair what people say about TVR owners.
Well done Mr Abbott. It isn't fair what people say about TVR owners.
Posted by: Ali, York on 4:42pm Mon 3 Sep 07
Go on, I'm curious now. What do they say?
Go on, I'm curious now. What do they say?
Posted by: smudge, York on 4:45pm Mon 3 Sep 07
Did anybody see the new Russian owners of TVR or are they to busy setting up the new factory using cheap labour ???
Did anybody see the new Russian owners of TVR or are they to busy setting up the new factory using cheap labour ???
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