Sprint GTV - slightly modified

[coetzeeh]

Getting very close to the end of this 15 year journey - from when I discovered the car is a sorry state to where we are today.

A non original 1967 Sprint GT Veloce - 1750 engine, LSD, built with a bit of fun in mind.

[V1nce Fox]

fk me that's beautiful. Always loved this shape and the understated wheels. The whole thing just looks "right".

[Skyedriver]

V1nce Fox said:

fk me that's beautiful. Always loved this shape and the understated wheels. The whole thing just looks "right".

Won't oblige with your first sentence but yes you're right, beautiful.

[Crazy4557]

Your car looks amazing, so pretty and that colour suits the design really well. Looks like a top quality job, be nice to see the 'as found' pictures to compare.
I'm about to embark on a similar project for a 2000GTV but mine will be more of a restomod rather than period correct.

Do you have any recommendations for bodywork or did you do yours yourself?

[Dexter67]

Very nice and some sun at the mo to enjoy it

[coetzeeh]

Crazy4557 said:

Your car looks amazing, so pretty and that colour suits the design really well. Looks like a top quality job, be nice to see the 'as found' pictures to compare.
I'm about to embark on a similar project for a 2000GTV but mine will be more of a restomod rather than period correct.

Do you have any recommendations for bodywork or did you do yours yourself?

Good luck with your project - it is a very rewarding journey, no doubt filled with surprises, fun and frustration.
Unsure where you are but I'd use someone like Peter Smart in Dorset for example. Literally a one stop shop with decades of experience.

My blue car (was red) looked quite good when bought 15 years ago but once the paint was stripped if was not pretty.