Painting a Griff
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That paint job looks really good, you must be well pleased with the way its looking. I hope you'll be at the Growl with it, for a closer drool. :-)
I was looking (drooling) at those pics and brought home to me how much i miss my old Ocean Haze Griff.
Having just spent £6k on the engine and suspension with the new one i am going to have to save up all over a again before I can afford to get its replacement colour changed to that drop dead gorgeous colour. - IMHO its the best colour Griff ever.
I was looking (drooling) at those pics and brought home to me how much i miss my old Ocean Haze Griff.
Having just spent £6k on the engine and suspension with the new one i am going to have to save up all over a again before I can afford to get its replacement colour changed to that drop dead gorgeous colour. - IMHO its the best colour Griff ever.
Hi Andy,
As you probably saw from my profile mine had a black hood which contrasts nicely with that vibrant colour, call my old fashioned, but blue mohair hood just don't look right to me.
Mine went to TVR Bodyshop in Nailsea, and they only got 2/3rd through estimating the costs on parts alone before giving up when they reached £15k. The passenger door was the only panel undamaged, chassis twisted and front suspension ripped off. Bloody shame as it had a really sweat engine.
I look forward to seeing your p&j at the Growl.
Hamish
As you probably saw from my profile mine had a black hood which contrasts nicely with that vibrant colour, call my old fashioned, but blue mohair hood just don't look right to me.
Mine went to TVR Bodyshop in Nailsea, and they only got 2/3rd through estimating the costs on parts alone before giving up when they reached £15k. The passenger door was the only panel undamaged, chassis twisted and front suspension ripped off. Bloody shame as it had a really sweat engine.
I look forward to seeing your p&j at the Growl.
Hamish
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