Tony recently made the long drive up to Scotland to deliver our 1933 Austin Seven to lucky winner Garry.
Each year, World EV Day promotes the importance of sustainable transport, and this year, in 2024, it’s probably more relevant than ever. As the world is realising our battle with climate change is going to be a big one, the electric vehicle (EV) initiative offers a cleaner, greener alternative to fossil-fuelled vehicles. On September 9th, […]
Earlier this week, a group of Bridge Classic Cars members had the opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes tour of the Morgan Motor Company, joined by Molly and Tony. The trip gave everyone an insight into the craftsmanship that goes into producing one of Britain’s most iconic vehicles. One highlight was seeing the assembly process being […]
Paul has been preparing the front suspension and brakes of our 1956 Jensen 541 ready for assembly.
Here are Jonn’s notes relating to the repairs completed on our 1973 Rover P5: Continue replacing coolant hoses. Cut top rad hose and fit fan control in hose. Waiting for thermostat. Raise and replace propshaft centre bearing mounts. Resecure. Lube prop slider joint. Remove offside front wheel. Strip and replace track rod end rubbers and […]
Jonn has been investigating a charging issue with our 1994 TVR Chimaera. Here are his notes: Looked in to car not charging. Battery light not illuminating on dash. Investigated wiring to alternator checking feeds and connections. Warning light wiring was in the incorrect place. Reposition wiring to correct position and check light on dash, now […]
Volvo Cars is continuing to push forward with its electrification strategy, with five fully electric vehicles (EVs) already on the market and five more in development. Aiming for full electrification remains a central part of the company’s long-term goals, which also include achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. However, in light of shifting […]
Save the date: Sunday, 27th July 2025, as Bridge Classic Cars host our Summer Social! This will be a relaxed car meet and the perfect way to spend a summer morning, whether you’re a classic car enthusiast or simply enjoy admiring beautiful vehicles. Everyone is welcome – with or without a classic car! Running from […]
The Caterham Academy is an incredible starting point for anyone who’s ever wanted to enter the world of motorsport. Launched in 1995, this series is designed exclusively for novice drivers, giving people with no racing experience the chance to be on the track in a proper race car. Over 1,300 drivers have gone through the […]
Our 1959 Ford Zephyr has recently gone live on the Bridge Classic Cars Competitions website. This is one of, if not, the best example you will find of this memorable classic. Following a three-year restoration by its previous owner, our Zephyr looks incredible and will make the winner an extremely happy one! All the details […]
It is with huge sadness that we share the news that our colleague and friend, Brian, recently passed away after a brief battle with lung cancer. Brian was not just an incredible interior trimmer at Bridge Classic Cars; he was someone everyone loved and enjoyed working with. His passing has left us all shocked and […]
Clinton has spent quite a bit of time recently fabricating some new components for our 1951 Austin Devon Pickup. His focus has been on the bed buck. As you can see from the photos below, the newly fabricated components are a big improvement from the original ones. Progress continues to be made and we are […]
Our 1973 Ferrari 246 GTS has been making some good progress in its restoration journey here at Bridge Classic Cars. It recently underwent dry ice blasting as part of this process which was an interesting sight to see. Dry Ice Blasting Dry ice blasting is a cleaning process that uses solid carbon dioxide (CO₂) pellets […]
Earlier today, BMW Group announced the UK’s first “motionless” wind energy system at its MINI manufacturing plant in Oxford. This system, developed by Aeromine Technologies, forms part of the company’s goal of efficient, eco-friendly energy solutions. The new system is part of a larger initiative by BMW Group to explore innovative technologies that align with […]
Our 1933 Austin Seven is all set for its long journey up to Scotland to its new owner. After Jonn completed his pre-delivery inspection on the car, Tony loaded it into the trailer ready for his long drive North tomorrow.
Classic car technician Jonn has been working on our 1973 Rover P5. Here are his notes: Checklist of work to be carried out. Work towards running engine as next stage. Remove all old coolant hoses. Clean all old jubilee clips to reuse where possible. Clean pipe outlets and start fitting new hoses. Continue to clean […]
The cab of our 1951 Austin Devon has continued to make progress with painter Alan. After being prepped, epoxy primer was applied to the cab as well as to some of the other components that will eventually go back together as our classic pickup is rebuilt.
This Sunday, September 8th, Helmingham Hall in Suffolk will host Suffolk Dog Day, presented by St Elizabeth Hospice. This event is all about fun activities for the family, dog shows, and a whole load of opportunities for pet owners to celebrate the dogs in their lives. This year’s event is even more special for us, […]
Tony has recently taken 2 of our classic cars and put them safely into our secure storage facility. Our 1953 Austin A40 and our 1984 Rover SD1 (a very special 1 of 1 car!) We also sourced a donor car for our SD1 in preparation for its restoration.
John has been refurbishing the fuel pump brackets of our 1987 Mercedes 500SL.
Bridge Classic Cars workshop manager, John has been carrying out a full service on our 1963 Daimler SP250. He repaired some wiring, changed the wheels around, and adjusted the wheel alignment.
Technician Steve has been working on our 1978 MG Midget. He prepared the sump and gearbox for new gaskets before fitting new front brake hoses and flushing the brake fluid out. Steve then fitted a new oil filter, air filters, points, and condenser.
Late last week, a custom-wrapped Koenigsegg Agera N, valued at over £2.5 million, was displayed at Urban Automotive‘s headquarters in Milton Keynes. This bespoke hypercar is the result of an exclusive collaboration between renowned car customiser Yiannimize and luxury wallpaper brand Divine Savages. The project was commissioned by SuperVettura, the official UK Koenigsegg dealer, alongside […]
Volkswagen has announced a new partnership with Revoltech GmbH, a German start-up based in Darmstadt, with the aim of creating innovative and sustainable materials for the automotive industry. This collaboration is focused on developing a 100-percent bio-based leather alternative derived from industrial hemp, which could begin to appear in Volkswagen car interiors as early as […]
For fans of James Bond and classic British motoring, a fantastic opportunity is coming up soon. The Aston Martin Vanquish, used by Pierce Brosnan and EON Productions to promote the 2002 film Die Another Day, is set to be auctioned by H&H Classics on Wednesday, October 9th, at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford. A Car […]
We recently welcomed our 2007 Caterham Seven Roadsport 120 into the Bridge Classic Cars workshop. Soon after it arrived, Jonn got to work inspecting it and rectifying some issues. He removed the headlights, removed the chrome rings and fit the right-hand headlights to the chrome rings. He then swapped the bulbs over, refitted the lights […]
Jonn has been looking at our 2010 Jaguar XKR. After getting it up on the ramp, he drained the oil and changed the filter.
Tony has been out on the road again delivering two vehicles to their very happy owners. The first was our 1959 Jensen 541R. After loading it into the trailer, it was soon back home. The second delivery was to the lucky winner of our 1960 BSA A10.
“We all have the duty to leave a better world for future generations” – Capt. Gianluigi Aponte – MSC Foundation Chair. MSC Foundation works to restore the critical balance between people and nature within a generation. The foundation uses their global reach and unique knowledge of the sea to take immediate action that contributes to […]
Classic car technician Paul has started preparing the front suspension for our 1960 Jensen 541R.