As many of you may know a new editor for Sprint has been appointed in the shape of Mandy O'Neil and as part of the new look Sprint proposed for the New Year, sub editors have been appointed with responsibility for specific models and the editor with responsibility for the Griffith is David Hothersall (V8 GRF)   Writing for the Griffith Pages, David said of his appointment "As a relative newcomer to Griffith ownership, I was honoured and surprised to be asked. I was offered the post probably because of my garrulous nature but I hope that with the support of the Griffith community I can make sure that such an important model in the TVR story is represented in Sprint on a regular basis"

What I'm looking for, after taking opinions from other owners, is to create a more technical bias in the magazine as well as featuring some of
the gorgeous and interesting cars out there.

The first article I have in mind is one called "Standard, Mild and Wild"
If I get enough feedback I think this could be a three piece series as I'd like to get 2 or 3 pages dedicated to it if possible.
 
Standard, pretty self explanatory really a car that is as it came from the factory and hasn't been modified at all. I'd possibly even
look at restorations that have taken a Griffith to a new level of finish while still staying true to it's original spec.

Mild,  this includes tweaks to suspension and engine but nothing outrageous just enhancing the Griffith experience. This could also
include mild bodywork and interior work.

Wild. What it says big engines, wheels, suspension, bodywork mods etc (I've heard tales of a twin turbo Griffith, does it exist?)

I have one or two cars suggested already for that article but I'd like to hear from owners who think their car qualifies and would like to
see it featured.
 
Other articles based on owners who have written their own pieces about their cars and anything related such as engine modifications,
body off refurbs etc etc. will be essential to keep the pressure on for a monthly Griffith article, If possible :-)
 
Obviously I can't guarantee everything will be published but I will be pushing to get as much published as possible.
 
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Thanks David and Good luck in the Posistion