October 17, 2016

Volkswagen Camper T25 in primer

It’s been a busy weekend for Trevor this weekend as he worked on getting our Volkswagen Camper T25 in primer ready for paint.

1989 Volkswagen Camper T25 in primer

1989 Volkswagen Camper T25 in primer

1989 Volkswagen Camper T25 in primer

1989 Volkswagen Camper T25 in primer

On Monday morning Craig popped over to the paint shop in Needham Market to answer a couple of questions Trevor had and the good news is that she’s all painted and almost ready for the decals.

As you can see, the previously white vents and covers have now been colour coded and a decision has been made today for the new grilles to be coloured black.

New bumpers and door rubbers have been ordered today from VW Heritage, the UK’s leading supplier of VW parts…so once these have arrived and have been fitted up she’ll be looking fantastic once again!

1989 Volkswagen Camper T25 in painted

1989 Volkswagen Camper T25 in painted

1989 Volkswagen Camper T25 in painted

1989 Volkswagen Camper T25 in painted

Watch this space for more pictures, coming soon…

MGB V8 getting ready for MOT

Our 1969 MGB V8 has arrived this morning so John has been busy today getting her ready for tomorrow’s MOT.

1969 MG B V8

First job of the day was to checked it over, a fuel leak has been reported but after a thorough assessment not leak has been discovered as yet. We’ll keep our eye on this over the coming days so so far it looks promising.

1969 MG B V8


The thermostat has been refitted and we have replaced theย thermostat hose. Theย radiator has been removed and re-positioned as we have now fitted the newย fan.

MG B V8 Cooling System

MG B V8 Cooling System

The cooling system has now been flushed through and bled to clean of all impurities.

 

1932 Vauxhall Cadet arrives at Bridge Classic Cars

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Earlier today, we too delivery of our 1932 Vauxhall Cadet.

You may have seen her out and about at the Suffolk car show’s, she’s in with us today for a general check her over. We’ll be checking over the engine to make sure we get her running as she should be and we know of a couple of welding tasks that need to be carried out.

Once we’ve got her up on the ramp for assessment we’ll be able to identify all of the jobsย required and have her back to Felixstowe in no time!

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