October 28, 2022

A New Glovebox

Classic car technician Brian has made a new glovebox for our 1992 Rover Mini Cooper 1.3. He did this by first making the patterns he

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More Progress…

Since the chassis of our 1959 Jensen 541R has been back in the workshop, classic car technician Rob has been busy rebuilding the car. He

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New On MyClassics.co.uk – 1970 Land Rover Series IIA

Newly listed on MyClassics.co.uk is a 1970 Land Rover Series IIA. It is in need of some restoration work but it will no doubt be up and running again with a little bit of attention given to it.

This iconic classic vehicle runs although the current engine is somewhat smokey. A spare engine comes with the Land Rover though which has been seen running in another vehicle.

Full details can be seen here.

The Land Rover is also listed on eBay.

Work Continues On Our 1975 Jensen Interceptor MK3

Classic car technicians Monty and Christian have been spending quite a bit of time with our 1975 Jensen Interceptor MK3 lately.

From removing the front wings to working on the new body panels that arrived at the workshop, they have been busy making good progress on this special classic car.

As you can see from the photos below, things are progressing well and work continues as our Interceptor moves further along its restoration journey.

A New Glovebox

Classic car technician Brian has made a new glovebox for our 1992 Rover Mini Cooper 1.3.

He did this by first making the patterns he needed from cardboard. He then used these to cut the shapes out of mill board and using scoring boards to put creases in the appropriate places.

All the parts were fitted together outside of the car to make sure everything fit perfectly together.

Once everything had been made, checked, and finalised, Brian fit the new glovebox into the dashboard of our special little Mini.

More Progress…

Since the chassis of our 1959 Jensen 541R has been back in the workshop, classic car technician Rob has been busy rebuilding the car.

He has already bolted the front wheel arches and the mounting frames into place and he has also started work on fitting the body and the roof back together again.

The car already looks very different than it did when it first arrived at the Bridge Classic Cars workshop and it will continue to change as it moves along its restoration journey.

Delivering Our 1970 Jaguar XJ6 Series 1

We recently delivered our 1970 Jaguar XJ6 Series 1 to the very lucky new owner – Martin Tyte.

Martin won this impressive classic car through Bridge Classic Car Competitions in our live draw on 20th October 2022, with ticket number 18.

Everyone here is very pleased to hear that Martin loves his new car and we wish him many happy years (and miles) in his stunning new Jaguar.