Bristol Special. In for paint:
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Quote from BristolODA on 16 March 2020, 07:44There is something special about a car in fresh primer don't you think. Maybe it is because for the first time a patchy looking restoration shows the promise of smooth surfaces and elegant lines. Maybe it is the question the case poses - what colour will I be?
Looks great anyway. I can't wait to see it in its new top coat.
There is something special about a car in fresh primer don't you think. Maybe it is because for the first time a patchy looking restoration shows the promise of smooth surfaces and elegant lines. Maybe it is the question the case poses - what colour will I be?
Looks great anyway. I can't wait to see it in its new top coat.
Quote from Deleted user on 16 March 2020, 08:03
Me to , going for a traditional look British Racing Green Boring I now but there’s a few different shades I can chose from ?
Me to , going for a traditional look British Racing Green Boring I now but there’s a few different shades I can chose from ?
Quote from BristolODA on 16 March 2020, 08:16I remortgaged my house and borrowed money (I love my understanding wife) when Bristol advertised my dream car. Fiscally irresponsible maybe but the heart approved mightily.
The car was a 411 s1 with red interior in (a dark) British Racing Green. Don't think I would ever change it even though not the original colour. It is the car I would have ordered from the factory in 1970 if I were a little older and a lot more wealthy.
Stuart
I remortgaged my house and borrowed money (I love my understanding wife) when Bristol advertised my dream car. Fiscally irresponsible maybe but the heart approved mightily.
The car was a 411 s1 with red interior in (a dark) British Racing Green. Don't think I would ever change it even though not the original colour. It is the car I would have ordered from the factory in 1970 if I were a little older and a lot more wealthy.
Stuart