Recruitment

Bridge Classic Cars are recruiting.

As part of the Bridge Classic Cars expansion, we now have full time vacancies across many of our departments.

We are looking for individuals with the knowledge, experience and passion in working with classic and vintage vehicles.

Classic Car Technicians/Mechanics

Our technician roles require skills in general mechanics, welding, auto electrics, engines and braking systems. You must be passionate about classic cars and work to very high standards. We are not looking for one person who can do it all, we are looking for an experienced team of exceptional talent that can work together to do it all.

Trimmer/Upholsterer

The successful applicant will work with the owners to set up a complete new division to the business.

Equipment and materials will be agreed and purchased to ensure that our exacting standards are met.

Package will include a generous salary, good holidays and subsidised health scheme.

If you have the experience we have the facilities…

If you think you have the talent to compliment our team then email your CV to info@bridgeclassiccars.co.uk or call us on 01473 742038 for a chat.

One for the future: 1967 Ford Mustang

Paying us a visit to our workshops this afternoon we have our beautiful 1967 Mustang. As you can see, a couple of areas require some attention from our painters so hopefully we’ll be seeing her again in the coming few months for them to be rectified.

Nicky Whelan: Motorbikes, the best way to get around Italy!

Source: Instagram @nickywhelan

Australian actress and model Nicky Whelan, best known for her role as Pepper Steiger in Neighbours, shows her 105,000 Instagram followers the very best way to travel around Italy.

#motorbikes #caferacer #moped #racer

Nicky, you’ve made a very good point but I think these would work too…

Ufford Car Rally: Highlights

Bridge Classic Cars went along to the Ufford Car Rally last weekend at The Ufford White Lion.

GRRC Goodwood 77th Member’s Meeting 2019

The GRRC only Member’s Meeting is now firmly established in the Motorsport calendar. Each year the event brings back the best elements of the previous year, as well as introducing some exciting new elements to both the on-track and off-track action.

‘It’s an amazing, uncrowded, intimate event that’s great fun and offers some excellent motor racing’, enthused former Formula 1 driver Gerhard Berger, perfectly summing up the relaxed and wonderfully convivial atmosphere of the Member’s Meeting.

The combination of like-minded friends enjoying a weekend of epic motor racing, high speed track demonstrations, wonderful food and drink, fun packed festivities and great entertainment is what sets the tone for the Member’s Meeting.members and their guests are able to enjoy each other’s company in the Great Hall over some delicious food and drink, and all, of course, are welcome to their now-famous Saturday evening festivities, which climax with a spectacular fireworks display.

The competition isn’t restricted to the Motor Circuit. Every member and guest, including the drivers, can score points for their House by racing – Methuen, Aubigny, Torbolton or Darnley – by taking part in fun activities ranging from tug-of-war to ferret racing. These House activities certainly aren’t compulsory but they do add to the sense of camaraderie and fun.

The honorary House Captains will return to lead the four member’s Meeting Houses. All famous names from the world of motorsport, they bring enthusiasm and a competitive spirit to the on-track and off-track proceedings.

Each year at the member’s Meeting, the iconic Goodwood Motor Circuit plays host to incredible grids of racing machines from classic tin tops and GTs to motorcycles and open-wheeled Formula 3 and Formula 1 machines. Alongside the competitive action are a number of high speed demonstrations, which in the past have featured ground effect Formula 1 cars from the 1970s and 1980s, Group C sports cars and high-tech Super Touring cars from the 1990s.

There’s also a whole lot going on away from the track: the original 71 Goodwood Members’ Meeting placed as much emphasis on socialising as on motor racing, and we have taken the concept of ensuring everyone has a jolly good time to a whole new level. Once the chequered flag falls on the final race of Saturday at the Members’ Meeting, the sound of engines is replaced by rousing drumbeat welcoming guests to our now legendary Saturday evening festivities, with a spectacular array of entertainment for visitors of all ages.

Good racing, good food and drink and good company are all key elements of the Member’s Meeting, and this year even greater efforts have been made to provide a superb range of high-quality refreshments served from multiple venues.

Highlights of the weekend at Goodwood online

Mercedes-Benz and Porsche Museums – Stuttgart

Last year’s trip to Le Mans saw Gordon meet an American gentleman called Matthew. Matthew is part of the development team working on some very exclusive and crazy American automobiles. So with similar interests they struck up conversation and ended up exchanging contact details. In early April we received an email here at Bridge Classic Cars from Matthew with updates from his amazing trips from all over the world. Here are some pictures of his recent visit to Stuttgart and the Mercedes-Benz and Porsche museum.

“I went exploring in Stuttgart (the trains were incredibly cheap). The big things there were the Benz and Porsche museums, which I found to be incredible. Definitely a tale of two companies, they were both beautifully executed, but in different ways. Mercedes-Benz is very much so proud of their history, aside from the regrettable 1938-44 time frame. They also had more of a museum feel, high ceilings, more concerned with the story of the company. Porsche, on the other hand, felt more like a showroom: white, shiny, brightly lit. Very much geared toward the cars as individual pieces. I liked that…”