November 5, 2019

1968 TR5 Chassis

1968 Triumph TR5

Coming in as a part restoration is this 68′ Triumph TR5. A stalled project, this vehicle will now be taken in by us at Bridge

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1977 Ford Escort RS2000

Pete has continued work on our 1977 Ford Escort RS2000. He’s had to grind down the transmission mounting brackets. He’s also discovered a core plug

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Amphicar Rebuild

1965 Amphicar

Work has continued on our unique Amphicar project. Our Amphibious vehicle is now well and truly on her way to becoming fully ship-shape. We’re refitting

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1972 Jaguar E-Type Series 3

Paul has continued work on our 1972 Jaguar E-Type Series 3. He’s been busy installing the following:

  • New heater box
  • New brake vacuum tank
  • New washer bottle
  • New radiator with cooling fans
  • New front brake assembly and callipers
  • New brake and clutch fluid reservoir
  • New brake master cylinder
  • Refurbished rear axle assembly

Bob has also been working on this vehicle, installing an alternator charging regulator.

1957 Mercedes 190 SL

Ady, our engine specialist, continues to strip down the engine on our 190 SL.

1968 Triumph TR5

Coming in as a part restoration is this 68′ Triumph TR5. A stalled project, this vehicle will now be taken in by us at Bridge Classic Cars for a total restoration.

Built in Coventry, Triumphed manufactured TR5’s between August 1967 and September 1968. The vehicle, along with the Herald and Spitfire was styled by Giovanni Michelotti. We’re honoured to bring another one of these beautiful little sports cars back to life.

We’re waiting on all of the parts that are currently with the vehicle to arrive, but so far we have pictured the chassis, suspension components (front hubs) and the seats.

1977 Ford Escort RS2000

Pete has continued work on our 1977 Ford Escort RS2000. He’s had to grind down the transmission mounting brackets. He’s also discovered a core plug leak behind the flywheel which will be a fairly straightforward fix.

1965 Amphicar

Work has continued on our unique Amphicar project. Our Amphibious vehicle is now well and truly on her way to becoming fully ship-shape.

We’re refitting all of the following parts back on to this vehicle:

  • Front headlights
  • Front bumper
  • New trim
  • Dashboard
  • Hood top frame
  • Pedals
  • Door cards
  • Windows