I just wanted to put out a 'thank you' to those of you who traveled to 'Out of the Woodwork' 2008 over the weekend to help make the first Woodwork at Washington's Crossing Historic Park in Bucks County, PA a success, despite the dreary weather. While the number of cars at the show was down significantly, the banquet was well attended and the auction was a success, as were regalia sales at the show. The Covered Bridges Driving Tour on Friday took us through some gorgeous countryside and we had a fabulous lunch at a great inn on the banks of the Delaware River. Thanks to Tony Hess and Candace Kennedy for all their hard work, and we look forward to seeing many more of you and your cars in 2009.
We'll have a full report in the next TVR Times and also here on the TVRCCNA website soon.

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Marshall Moore

The TVRCCNA was organized in 1981 by founder Marq Ruben.  Originally, we were a part of the TVR Car Club of England and Marq was the one who envisioned a separate club to serve North America.  The rest is history.

Sadly, our founder, Marq Ruben passed away in April, 2007. He was a visionary for starting and running the TVR Car Club North America for over 20 years. He is greatly missed.

We continue to be very active with a membership base of over 450 members.  Our club magazine, the TVR Times, is published quarterly for the membership and features event coverage, technical articles, information on club regalia, classified ads, members cars stories, etc, plus each issue includes the newsletter for the Griffith Motorcar Club International which focuses on the V8 powered Griffith 200 and 400 models.

The TVRCCNA is dedicated to the preservation and maintenance of the TVR marque and it is through the club that our members continue to learn, to educate others, and to spread the word throughout North America about TVR.  

We hope you will join us and experience the joy of owning one of these rare, limited production British sportscars.  Through doing so, you can participate with the rest of the membership in enjoying miles and miles of driving fun, in a TVR!

                       Marshall Moore -- TVRCCNA President

TVRs have been produced by hand by TVR Engineering Ltd in Blackpool, England since 1947. The TVR Car Club North America (TVRCCNA) is an enthusiasts' organization dedicated to the preservation and maintenance of the TVR marque through the inherent fun involved in owning and driving a TVR sportscar.