Wings Removed
Classic car technicians Monty and Christian have taken the front wings off of our 1975 Jensen Interceptor MK3 to make way for the new ones
Classic car technicians Monty and Christian have taken the front wings off of our 1975 Jensen Interceptor MK3 to make way for the new ones
One of the classic cars you can win over at Bridge Classic Cars Competitions is our 1981 MGB GT LE. To show you how cool
Our 1987 Volvo 240GL is coming towards the end of its restoration journey with us here at Bridge Classic Cars. It’s at this time when
Classic car technician Alan has been doing more work on our 1956 Jensen 541. After repairing the roof and bonnet of this classic car, Alan
Classic car technicians Monty and Christian have taken the front wings off of our 1975 Jensen Interceptor MK3 to make way for the new ones to be fitted at a later date.
They made sure everything was done accurately and safely so, when the new wings are ready, they will fit perfectly into place.
One of the classic cars you can win over at Bridge Classic Cars Competitions is our 1981 MGB GT LE.
To show you how cool this classic car really is, Molly and the team headed over to our Bentwaters location to take some photos of the car as well as to do some filming to show it in action.
The finished products look great and you can see them alongside all the information you need to enter the competition here.
Making these types of videos is always good fun and the below photos show just a little bit of what goes on behind the scenes.
Our 1987 Volvo 240GL is coming towards the end of its restoration journey with us here at Bridge Classic Cars.
It’s at this time when it starts to look very recognisable as the classic car that it really is.
Classic car technician Mauro has recently been putting the wheel stickers in place to make sure that, when the wheels go back on the car, they help make it look as good as it should.
Classic car technician Alan has been doing more work on our 1956 Jensen 541.
After repairing the roof and bonnet of this classic car, Alan turned his attention to the doors. He removed the door skins from the frames so he could apply epoxy primer to both sides.
Epoxy primer was also applied to the front wings and sill covers too.
This is part of the preparation for the body to be repainted.
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