Bristol 1955 DHC

[avinalarf]

I have deleted my initial message from this topic.
Sorry lads ,I've put this question on the wrong forum what a prat !

Edited by avinalarf on Saturday 10th May 12:48

[thegamekeeper]

avinalarf said:

There is the most beautiful 1955 Bristol DHC for sale for £150K at Bristol Cars in Kensington.
I am interested in the car but find it difficult to value as the coupe versions sell for considerably less.
I realise this is a "how long is a piece of string" type question but your input would be appreciated.
If anybody has experience of a Bristol from this era I would also welcome your views.
Thank you.
Steven

Your avinalarf!

[avinalarf]

thegamekeeper said:

avinalarf said:

There is the most beautiful 1955 Bristol DHC for sale for £150K at Bristol Cars in Kensington.
I am interested in the car but find it difficult to value as the coupe versions sell for considerably less.
I realise this is a "how long is a piece of string" type question but your input would be appreciated.
If anybody has experience of a Bristol from this era I would also welcome your views.
Thank you.
Steven

Your avinalarf!

No,absolutely serious, Steve.
I do realise that as a TVR lover you will obviously have no interest in the aesthetic beauty of a classic car.
Now that's me avinalarf .

[bluezeeland]

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the aesthetic beauty of a classic car

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Does that include a crossfire ? or a DB9 ?

(btw, its sold, ...to you ?)

[avinalarf]

bluezeeland said:

the aesthetic beauty of a classic car

Does that include a crossfire ? or a DB9 ?

(btw, its sold, ...to you ?)

Well the DB9 is an elegant looking GT.
The Crossfire isn't too bad in roadster form, that's my wife car,and it's very good value for money for something that's a bit different.

[bluezeeland]

The DB9 is a beautiful car ! period ! (as are most AM')

To me, any (classic) TVR is good looking too, but then, I might be biased.....

(did u get the Bristol ?)

[avinalarf]

bluezeeland said:

The DB9 is a beautiful car ! period ! (as are most AM')

To me, any (classic) TVR is good looking too, but then, I might be biased.....

(did u get the Bristol ?)

Apologies ,I thought this was a general forum for Classics,did not realise this was just for TVR's.

[thegamekeeper]

avinalarf said:

Apologies ,I thought this was a general forum for Classics,did not realise this was just for TVR's.

Should have gone to specsavers.

[avinalarf]

thegamekeeper said:

avinalarf said:

Apologies ,I thought this was a general forum for Classics,did not realise this was just for TVR's.

Should have gone to specsavers.

Amazed that anyone might be interested in owning a TVR ,let alone an old one.
TVR Classics.........now that is avinalarf .
Anyway ,thanks for the chat,all the best.

[bluezeeland]

you are more then welcome, even if you think we are loony, driving 'old' TVR's !!