Welcome!

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!

So why do you have this page?

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.

Featured Member's Car of the Month

Dick Edwards' 1970 TVR Vixen S2 - "The Pumpkin"

Have a car you'd like to see here? E-mail us a photo and the details.


President's Corner

Well I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, getting together with family and friends. I look forward to the new year as president of your Club. Any comments, ideas or general ramblings about the Club are welcome. Remember It's YOUR Club, I'm just the keeper of the flame. I always welcome any input you have to offer, good or bad. Also a big job well done goes out to Joan,Hayden,Rob,Andy, Paul & Betty and Marshall for their efforts in the past year. Things are on an upswing so let's keep the momentum going. Like me, I'm sure you are going to spend the winter months getting your TVR's sorted for next Spring, when the warmer weather hits. I have been known to take our TVR out when it is in the teens, providing I can get the heater working properly, i.e. not sucking all to cold air in and sucking out what little warm air that was in the cockpit. Wearing a big winter coat doesn't work, 'cause then I don't fit in the seat, or is it that I just ate too much Holiday food. Well enough rambling. Enjoy the rest of the winter season, and stay warm.

  -Tony Hess

Wanted:

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!