[This post has updates since the first publishing]
These images were taken in 2009 during a TVR Car Club North America meet in New Jersey. They had a seperate section for “Modified” TVR’s. There were some who prefered to keep things as pure as possible but there were are large selection who didn’t mind and gained valuable knowledge from the modifiers.
images: Courtesy Anthony James.
June 8th 2010: UPDATE
An American TVR fan and owner was at the show too. He owns a 1971 TVR 2500 Vixen with an alternative engine: this is a GM 3.4L 60* crate engine, it has a Holley 390 4brl carb. Below an image he sent to me:
June 8th 2010: UPDATE
A TVR Unofficial blog fan and reader found a mistake. The image below (which was positioned as the main image of this post) pictures a “correct” layout: it’s Real TVR Tuscan which came with the 289 Ford V8.
The first picture the blue TVR is a Real TVR Tuscan which came with the 289 Ford V8
thanks for the clarification. Nobody is perfect
Please I did not anything, I just thought you would like the correct information on the first car