Exactly how rare this car?
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Came across this (almost literally!) in the Hatfield Tunnel Northbound yesterday evening. Spent a while with it. Looked and sounded divine.




NB Note to owner - hope you didn't get caught up in those (MAINLY JDM) boys creating the all lane rolling road block!! Another story, another thread.




NB Note to owner - hope you didn't get caught up in those (MAINLY JDM) boys creating the all lane rolling road block!! Another story, another thread.
Gretchen said:
Came across this (almost literally!) in the Hatfield Tunnel Northbound yesterday evening. Spent a while with it. Looked and sounded divine.

NB Note to owner - hope you didn't get caught up in those (MAINLY JDM) boys creating the all lane rolling road block!! Another story, another thread.
Loving the tat sleeves! 
NB Note to owner - hope you didn't get caught up in those (MAINLY JDM) boys creating the all lane rolling road block!! Another story, another thread.


And yes, Bristols are luverly

Gretchen said:
RDMcG said:
Definitely a Bristol. Not common at all, handbuilt, fiercely expensive.
Sorry. I meant to put Bristol in the thread title. Knew the make, just wasn't sure on the model. Never seen one being driven on public roads before.
Trommel said:
It's a Brigand (which is a turbocharged Britannia), there are at least 25 of them (15 known to the owner's club) - production figures aren't available.
Thank you. This is exactly the kind of answer I hoped for... f
king rare then 
Waited for him to overtake, to which he duly obliged 'giving it some'.
Thoroughly nice chap, exchanged a nod and a smile.
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