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TVR Car Club North AmericaPreserving the "true spirit of driving" since 1981. |
Welcome to the internet home of the TVR Car Club of North America, a 501(c)7 non-profit organization chartered in the state of Ohio. We are an organization supported by dues paying members who are charged with promoting the TVR marque, driving our cars as often as possible, and having a good time doing so!
Just a reminder there is an informal gathering of TVR's at Carlisle this year May 17-20. Come on out. Contact Tony Hess for more info.
If you've found our page you're probably here for one of two reasons: 1) you're a TVR owner looking for a community of owners willing to help each other and have fun, or 2) you heard the name TVR or saw one and wanted to learn more about these rare British cars. If you're part of the first group, why not sign up for a membership and then check out our technical articles available to club members. If you're part of the second group, you can start with "What's a TVR?" and work your way through some information on the various models and history of TVR in North America. Either way, thanks for checking out our site and we hope you find what you're looking for.
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Greetings TVRCC NA members,
Your humble president here. Well it looks as though this winter wasn't much of a typical winter for some of us. Here there was 16" of heavy wet snow at Halloween (no power for a week) and then nothing for the rest of the time (yeah I know I probably jinxed us and now we will get the storm of the century). I would imagine that like me you are just getting your TVRs out of moth balls and gearing up for the warmer weather. Things are still moving forward for WW 12 and the July Brits on the Delaware show. I was asked to check with the hotel if breakfast was included in the $99/night fee. No it is not. If you want to spend $109 a night it is, but for one person only. I know that Joan Reynolds and Jeff Loss are trying to put something together for the Carlisle Import show. Nothing formal just a get together of TVRs. If you need more info check with either Jeff or Joan.
I have been notified that two of our ROs are stepping down. One is Ted Smida, who as far as I know has been the southeastern RO from the get go. Also Bill Sanford who is the Southwestern RO. I would like to thank both Ted and Bill for their dedication to the Club. Good job guys!!! Now because of that we will need to fill their shoes. I have been approched by Robin Gilmour who has said he will take on the southwertern ROs position Welcome aboard Robin!. His info will be up on the website asap. But that still leaves the southeastern position open.If you or any one you know might be interested in being the RO for the southeast contact me and I will fill you in on the duties, etc.
I also have been talking with Hayden Olenik our regalia chair and Joan Reynolds about having a contest to identify.name the photo on the cover of the TVR Times. We have sort of already started it. The only change is going to be that it will no longer be the first correct answer that comes in, We are going to take all the correct answers received, put them in a hat and pick one. The winner will be posted on the website. Also we will no longer be offering gift certificates, but TVR bucks good for buying TVR related items from our regalia store. If someone wants to come up with another name for "TVR bucks" let me know. Well that's about it, I think. Get those cars out and DRIVE them.........
-Tony Hess
TVRCCNA is in need of a web designer with experience in modern ecommerce-capable Content Management Systems such as Drupal to implement a new version of the TVRCCNA website. The current state of club finances does not offer a ton of money for development, but some funds may be available. Please contact the TVRCCNA Webmaster if interested in the job. Thanks!