1965 Griffith 200 Restoration Complete

[sunbeamtiger65]

After nearly 10 years, thanks to a long list of friends and family, my Griffith 200 restoration is finally complete!

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Check out the below videos!

Edited by sunbeamtiger65 on Tuesday 2nd February 22:26

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Special thanks to some of the original members of the Griffith Club for their knowledge, assistance, and inspiration!

Edited by sunbeamtiger65 on Tuesday 2nd February 22:19

Edited by sunbeamtiger65 on Tuesday 2nd February 22:20

Edited by sunbeamtiger65 on Tuesday 2nd February 22:24

[8Speed]

Great job!

[TVR by BVR]

Very nice car, good job, I myself would change the fuel pump ( to noisy) fit a facet much quieter and will keep up the fuel flow easy.

[Zeb74]

Superb! And what a noise!

[Englishman]

A lovely job!

[anonymous-user]

Lovely!

[GAjon]

Very very nice, hope it gives you years of pleasure.

[markbigears]

Finest car ever made and that exhaust note is simply wonderful .... well done on the restoration looks amazing

[magpies]

not much silencing going on there

Very nice resto

[Granturadriver]

Looks fantastic!

How do you plan to install a licence plate at the front?

[Simon BB]

Love it! Great job!

[Jonny TVR]

That looks fantastic .. well done. They are certainly a rare beast, particularly looking as good as that

[Slow M]

Glorious! Congratulations!
I hope you enjoy it for a very long time to come!
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[calum62]

Stunning. That Engine is something else, like an angry grizzly bear

Also is that what the Sun looks like

[sixor8]

Granturadriver said:

Looks fantastic!

How do you plan to install a licence plate at the front?

Many US states don't require one on the front, depends on where the OP lives.