Originally Posted By Ian Wegg
Originally Posted By TheCustomer
While I wish then well, launching a new car is a bit of a stretch for the Goodwood Revival...a new TVR hasn't got a huge amount to do with pre'66


Similar comments have been made in the Goodwood forum. Actually around the periphery of the "Earls Court Motor Show" exhibit there are always a handful of manufacturers who bring their latest models. I imagine the cost of having a stand there is pretty hefty.

~iw


My take on it is that it takes the pressure off to have a drivable prototype as cars after 1966 aren't allowed to be driven or shown in the paddock at the Revival

Good excuse to have a static model on a trade stand


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