spotted : what is this?
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Did a quick number plate search, it is indeed a Bristol:
Vehicle Registration Mark:
TSF789
Make:
BRISTOL (BLMC)
Model:
OTHER
Transmission & fuel type:
PETROL
Body Type:
SALOON
Colour:
RED
No mention of year, and they're being slightly vague as to the model...
Vehicle Registration Mark:
TSF789
Make:
BRISTOL (BLMC)
Model:
OTHER
Transmission & fuel type:
PETROL
Body Type:
SALOON
Colour:
RED
No mention of year, and they're being slightly vague as to the model...
Edited by norman156 on Friday 12th September 20:05
Looks like is could be a Delahaye M135 ( French) from the 30's
http://www.conceptcarz.com/view/photo/192113,9205,...
http://www.conceptcarz.com/view/photo/192113,9205,...
I believe that it's the Talbot Lago Teardrop replica built on a Bristol chassis by Spencer Lane Jones, the Bristol Cars specialists in Devizes. It was a project commissioned by one of the owners of the company as a long term ambition.
The engineering on the car is first class as is the fit and finish.
We supplied the glass for the car and fitted the front and rear screens.
The engineering on the car is first class as is the fit and finish.
We supplied the glass for the car and fitted the front and rear screens.
Edited by 530dTPhil on Friday 12th September 20:28
List of Bugatti marques and special bodies editions - http://www.boc.net/gallery.html
Can't see that one on there, I would have thought by the design and age it would be a special Type 400 but cannot find a Zagato, Farina, Touring or Bristol bodied 2 door coupe to match it.
Can't see that one on there, I would have thought by the design and age it would be a special Type 400 but cannot find a Zagato, Farina, Touring or Bristol bodied 2 door coupe to match it.
530dTPhil said:
I believe that it's the Talbot Lago Teardrop replica built on a Bristol chassis by Spencer Lane Jones, the Bristol Cars specialists in Devizes. It was a project commissioned by one of the owners of the company as a long term ambition.
The engineering on the car is first class as is the fit and finish.
We supplied the glass for the car and fitted the front and rear screens.
Thanks for that info, never seen that specialist in Devizes? is it on Hopton trading estate? The car was immaculate, sounded amazing too....The engineering on the car is first class as is the fit and finish.
We supplied the glass for the car and fitted the front and rear screens.
Edited by 530dTPhil on Friday 12th September 20:28
Ps.. I know it doesn't look like it, but a mate took the pic, (ever seen how big the A pillars are on a TT, only way he could get side profile in pic!
Thanks for replies... So it is a Bristol?!
530dTPhil said:
I believe that it's the Talbot Lago Teardrop replica built on a Bristol chassis by Spencer Lane Jones, the Bristol Cars specialists in Devizes. It was a project commissioned by one of the owners of the company as a long term ambition.
The engineering on the car is first class as is the fit and finish.
We supplied the glass for the car and fitted the front and rear screens.
Clever bast.......The engineering on the car is first class as is the fit and finish.
We supplied the glass for the car and fitted the front and rear screens.

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then again maybe not. just noticed the rear windows are completely different. Ah well





