Berlinetta restoration

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  • AdminUser
    • Nov 2015
    • 189

    #136
    Re: Berlinetta restoration Question?

    As you will have seen elsewhere the Berli is now up for sale - an imminent house move precludes me taking her with me so I will sell her now and buy again once the move is sorted.
    Starting with a good car is always a good way to begin and this one was no exception. Recommissioning of the mechanics was needed and that was straightforward, with things renewed upgraded as I went through it. The paintwork was awful and there was only one way to do it - that was to strip it all back to the original substrates to prevent further reactions - at least if the new owner wants to change its colour there is a sound base on which to do it!
    So, to end this diary I have added the pictures I used on ebay - you never know they may help someone else in the future.

    FrontOS.jpg

    grille.jpg

    interiorOS.jpg

    boot.jpg

    engineBayNS.jpg

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    • AdminUser
      • Nov 2015
      • 189

      #137
      Re: Berlinetta restoration Question?

      Well this story now comes to an end, the car sold on ebay and will be moving on to a classic car dealer in France next week. The sale price was a little more than I expected and a little less than I hoped for but the market finds its own levels I'm sure.

      Thought I would finish with a copy of the original car as it came to me.

      silver-berly.jpg

      RIght...next project!

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      • 928cdu
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        Club Member
        • Jul 2016
        • 230

        #138
        Re: Berlinetta restoration Question?

        Which will be a ......??????
        Triumph Herald 1200 based Roadster
        Bought in 1983 as a running restoration

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